Sentence examples for admirable partner from inspiring English sources

Playing with the violinist Joshua Bell in Franck's Sonata in A, Mr. Lang was an admirable partner.

Mr. Peck — a tall City Ballet dancer best known onstage as an admirable partner and elegant presence in the Balanchine ballets "Concerto Barocco" and "Liebeslieder Waltzer" — looked more boyish on this occasion introducing his work with a few words.

Michael Cook — whose good looks, like Mr. Henning's, register theatrically — was also excellent in both roles, an admirable partner in the intermezzo and an intense if not gripping Prodigal.

Broad, who made 31, was an admirable partner, batting with great diligence in a manner not seen since before he suffered the blow to his nose during last summer's fourth Test against India at Old Trafford while trying to fend off a bouncer from Varun Aaron.

Mr. Shaham, with an admirable partner, Akira Eguchi, at the piano, applied his luxurious assets to a reasonably sober program: the Bach E major and Beethoven C minor Duo Sonatas, Bartok's Second Rhapsody, Prokofiev's "Five Melodies" and pieces by Copland and Strauss.

What an admirable partner you are.

Essentially, you have to accept that your old partners had admirable qualities which drew you to them in the first place, and that you'd be happy to pass them on to a child - or you have to admit that your current partner might also have bad qualities, and you'd be better off if you didn't have children with anyone.

Her partner is the admirable and gifted Jared Angle, but in "Mirage" he is his own lowest common denominator: the world's most devout cavalier, sober as hell.

Is it smart to spend this crucial period building up a stable life: a promising job, a reliable partner, and an admirable assortment of kitchenware?

And beside him, keeping pace like a jogging partner, was the admirable Bravo before both fell to Hoggard, another bowler lit up by logo.

While this group of partners does an admirable job of getting the food out, even the most conservative estimates say an additional 2 million children (and maybe even 4 million) could be helped if we made the changes the Obama administration is suggesting.