The phrase "also as guest" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone is participating in a capacity that includes being a guest, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "You can join the meeting also as a guest if you prefer not to be a full participant."
Alternatives: "also as a visitor" or "additionally as a guest".
Slack team members can also join as guests on a computer, or they can sign in using their Skype name or Microsoft account information.
Never one for consistency, Kirstein, who founded the New York City Ballet with Balanchine, attacked modern-dance choreographers in print but also invited several as guests into his company.
He also served as guest conductor for a number of ensembles, including the Dresden Staatskapelle and the Amsterdam Concertgebouw Orchestra.
He remained with the BSO until his retirement 35 years later, also performing as guest principal with other leading orchestras.
Wendie's former Just Shoot Me co-star Laura San Giacomo and Valerie's One Day at a Time co-star Bonnie Franklin have also sparkled as guest stars in show episodes.
There was talk of him playing for Worcestershire against Australia in their pre-Ashes warm-up, and also as a guest for Sussex, like Taylor, in their current match against the tourists.
Artistic director of various festivals, including Spitalfields, in the 1970s, he held posts also as principal guest conductor of the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra (1980-85) artisticstic director of the Northern Sinfonia (1982-90); he was subsequently named conductor emeritus of the latter.
His album also features, as guests, 8Ball & MJG, as well as Bun B of UGK.
The voice actors from Kanon were also featured as guests.
Thomas and Justice Antonin Scalia are reported to have attended political strategy sessions hosted by industrialists Charles and David Koch; last fall Thomas and Scalia also appeared as guests of honor at an annual fundraising dinner hosted by the Federalist Society, a legal association.
