Sentence examples for Best collaborator from inspiring English sources

A perfect poached peach, passed over the grill, came with it, served with peach's best collaborator: balsamic vinegar.

After that, there could not have been any doubt in his mind that Ms. Comden was quite possibly the best collaborator anybody could have.

Conceived and directed by James Lapine, Mr. Sondheim's frequent (and, to me, best) collaborator over the years, this somewhat jittery production never quite finds a sustained tone, a natural rhythm or even a logical sense of sequence.

It's my favorite because it's his best work with his best collaborator, Paul Thomas Anderson.

Lil B collaborator, North Carolina resident Tokyo Hands also has a record on the way, and the unreleased cuts have already been circulating among the scene's tastemaking DJs.

Not only does the app let citizens of BasedWorld express themselves with Based God-approved jars of Vegenaise vegan mayo, it also shows them where to buy the stuff IRL along with other vegan foodstuffs from Follow Your Heart, Lil B's collaborator for the app.

For example, collaborator B asks A to navigate to a target by passing three walls in front and then turning 60 degrees left and then passing another five walls forward in a virtual environment.

Best known as the wife and collaborator of Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville's career as a screenwriter and editor has largely been overshadowed by that of her director husband.

Co-written by Jim Piddock, Guest's collaborator on Best In Show, his 2000 comic film about dog competitions, Family Tree will also feature Nina Conti, the comedian daughter of Tom, as Chadwick's sister Bea and Tom Bennett (The Hunt For Tony Blair, Phoneshop) playing his best friend Pete.

Clark, quoting her friend and collaborator Annie-B Parson, the choreographer, told me one day, "The best performers are those who have a secret".

Each of those six disabilities was assigned to only one to-be-chosen character and only one vignette: is blind (freshman roommate B), has epilepsy (workplace collaborator C); is autistic (new basketball team player D); has Down syndrome (new second-grade student B); has ADHD (spring break cabin-mate C), and is deaf (cooking class partner D).