Sentence examples for a likely collaborator from inspiring English sources
Jay-Z did not appear with his wife on stage that year, despite initial reports that named him as a likely collaborator.
This week Mr. Bocelli is presenting a series of concerts with the New York Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall, part of a preseason run in which the orchestra will also join an even less likely collaborator, Trey Anastasio of the rock band Phish, on Saturday night.
Kit Marlowe and Shakespeare were friends, literary rivals, drinking buddies, likely collaborators; and as identically matched, world-beating talents and almost exact coevals, the two will have identified deeply with each another.
Not the most likely collaborators.
Editor Brean Hammond of the University of Nottingham concedes a collaborator likely wrote many if not most of the lines.
The chief fool here is a paranoid Homeland Security official (Rob Corddry), who sees everyone but whites as foreigners and likely terrorist collaborators.
The chief anti-terrorism agent (Rob Corddry) sees everyone except whites as foreigners and likely terrorist collaborators; he's the fool in this movie, just as the roaming New Jersey thugs, taunting the two boys of color, were the losers in "Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle".
The call is "a reliable signal to honeyguides that this is a human who's looking for bees and is more likely to be a good collaborator," Spottiswoode said in an interview.
Gender predicted whether a student reported preferring to be a collaborator or a leader/explainer, with males more likely to prefer the leadership/explainer role and females more likely to prefer to be collaborators.
Williams has carved out a reputation as a collaborator.
