Sentence examples for a constant collaborator from inspiring English sources

Or was he a constant collaborator?

But an examination by The New York Times -- based on dozens of interviews in recent months with current and former employees, trustees and outside experts, as well as a review of tax records and state documents -- shows that Mount Sinai has been a constant collaborator in its own decline.

Van Sant considered him a "constant collaborator," making such movies with Savides as "Finding Forrester" (2000) "Elephant" (2003), "Last Days" (2005) and "Milk" (2008).

As Karen's constant collaborator, it was almost a given that Joy would be called on to design the costumes for the cast of Karen's psycho-opera, Stop the Virgens, which debuted at St. Ann's Warehouse this past October as part of The Creators Project: New York 2011 event.

He graduated from the University of Sydney in 1937 and earned his doctorate from Oxford University in 1941, and in that same year he married Rita Harradence, an organic chemist, who helped him communicate and was his constant collaborator.

One year, Anderson himself went to the show with constant collaborator Jason Schwartzman, essentially giving the gallery his blessing.

A constant influx of collaborators assures persistent and wide-ranging stimuli, with a great diversity of questions ranging from oxygen consumption of developing embryos to nitric oxide signaling in shark retinas.

Following on from The Proposition and The Road, Cave has also composed the soundtrack for Lawless with his now-constant collaborator, Warren Ellis, violinist with the Bad Seeds.

The writers who adapted Bourne for the screen (Tony Gilroy has been a constant, along with various collaborators) took over Ludlum's notion for the character while dropping his literary sludge; they enhanced Bourne's locomotive skills, and gave him a soul.

He worked in 10 languages; he was a jet-age ascetic with few possessions; he explored Asia and South America on foot; and his obligations to his many collaborators led to a constant criss-crossing of the globe in the last two decades.

A constant demand for new work places continuous pressure on Mr. Shonibare's network of collaborators — the sculptor, costume designer, photographer and others — whose assistance he sees as part of a historic and continuing tradition in artistic studios.