Sentence examples similar to Worked alongside someone from inspiring English sources

I liked working alongside someone that interesting and that dynamic.

You can only learn by working alongside someone with experience and putting in the hours.

You can be working alongside someone in the same job, but they're stable and you're just cannon fodder.

If and when he tires of Europe, one wonders if Allen might scour Asia next; can you imagine what he'd accomplish working alongside someone like Takashi Miike?

Working alongside someone who always feels like a victim "is an inherent downer," says Holly Weeks, a lecturer at the Harvard Kennedy School and author of Failure to Communicate.

Whoever is appointed could then work alongside someone with broader festival and international programming experience, who perhaps would take on the Proms on a fixed-term basis.

The more we thought about why some hires succeeded and some didn't, the more we recognized that there is no substitute for working alongside someone in the trenches.

"When I'm working alongside someone like Dame Maggie Smith, I can't help thinking 'I don't deserve to be here.' You see these formally trained actors with scripts covered in writing, whereas mine will be covered in coffee stains and fag burns.

I'm looking forward, and am excited, about the prospect of working alongside someone new.

And that person should be working alongside someone with a learning disability.

"Many nurses now find themselves in a position where they're working alongside someone doing the same work but earning vastly different sums," she said.