Sentence examples for a trusted collaborator from inspiring English sources
The production designer, on the new movie, is Dante Ferretti, a trusted collaborator of Scorsese and Fellini.
The pianist Palmieri, an avatar of modern Latin jazz, is joined by the trumpeter Lynch, a trusted collaborator equally steeped in hard bop and salsa.
The cinematography is by Roger Deakins, a trusted collaborator of the Coens', who holds the wide, camel-brown sweep of the Texas scrubland steady in the frame, as if he were filming the Serengeti.
Dean said she was motivated to create Film, in which she employs hand-tinting techniques, a mixture of speeds and images of flowers, tomatoes and smoking chimneys, after discovering in February that London's Soho Film Laboratory, a trusted collaborator, was due to shut.
He brought Lugovoi in as a trusted collaborator on both investigations.
Tom Connors, a trusted collaborator and facilitator, tirelessly built up a network of formal and informal links that led to many international successes.
Telling examples of his artistry can be found on Stafford's most recent album, 2011's "This Side of Strayhorn," a heartfelt tribute to Duke Ellington's trusted collaborator.
Similarly, delivering on promises of better transport will be hard when three members of cabinet railways, road transport and civil aviation will share the responsibility.Mr Modi might yet overcome such problems through strong leadership and with a clutch of trusted collaborators.
It contains everything you'd expect in a Scorsese movie — brutal acts of betrayal, human attempts at redemption, along with the superb craftsmanship that is a given from trusted collaborators such as cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto, editor Thelma Schoonmaker and production designer Dante Ferretti.
This was my first encounter with Mike in the flesh, but he greeted me as if it were a reunion of two old and trusted collaborators, murmuring a few pleasurably disrespectful remarks about other members of the cast as we glided towards the table.
Working with his father's most trusted collaborators, the gemologist George Frederick Kunz and John T. Curran, an expert enameler, he began designing jewelry.
