Sentence examples for accomplished alongside from inspiring English sources

That this was accomplished alongside "QE3" and interest rates at zero is, perhaps, a testament to advances in central banks' ability to influence market prices.

Colleagues noted that Wessel also had an extensive career as a performing musician in free-form improvisational works, performing on his custom-designed controller/computer system alongside accomplished instrumentalists from many musical genres.

"We discussed how we can as quickly as possible bring the Paris agreement into place, how we can make sure that climate financing that's necessary for India to be able to embark on its bold vision for solar energy and clean energy that Prime Minister Modi has laid out can be accomplished," Obama said, alongside Modi after their meeting in the Oval Office.

This summer Brin accomplished that goal, alongside his friend and instructor, Jeff Kafka, who runs WowKite.com.com

The "mission accomplished" banner running alongside the pitch is ridiculously premature and as usual here, it will all go down to the wire.

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?

Works of this caliber strongly suggest that Martin must have spent considerable time working alongside an accomplished master.

This "bottega method," working alongside an accomplished master in the master's studio, "actually yields more results," said Cody Swanson, a 28-year-old Minnesota sculptor who is one of the school's teachers.

It's not in the original recording of the song, but Puente accomplished it back in 1960, playing alongside a jazz orchestra on the album "Revolving Bandstand".

McLaren was probably as famous as any of his Sex Pistols, bar Johnny Rotten, and his 80s singles (Buffalo Girls, Madam Butterfly) could be considered alongside anything his proteges accomplished solo.

Alongside the music came a series of surprisingly accomplished acting roles in The World Is Not Enough, Guy Ritchie's Snatch and EastEnders.