Sentence examples for and collaborator in the from inspiring English sources

Adding sting to Mr. Csurka's remarks was Hungary's history as a Nazi ally and collaborator in the annihilation of 569,000 Jews during World War II.

"Amy has a long and successful track record as a leader and collaborator in the cultural and creative industries," says the mayor's office.

Written by Anna Winger, a British-American novelist living in Berlin, "Deutschland 83" is based on the experiences of her husband and collaborator in the West German army, when there was an East German mole on his base.

When the young prince came to Washington, President Reagan's White House took him in as a confidant and collaborator in the largest covert C.I.A. operation since Vietnam, to drive the Soviet Army out of Afghanistan.

The newer store opened on Wall Street in October 2007, barely a year before the biggest economic calamity since 1929, but seems prepared to ride out this mess, too, by adhering to Hoving's advice... and employing a few tricks from P. T. Barnum, an old friend and collaborator in the late 1800s.

She is an internationally highly respected teacher and collaborator in the area of neuropsychological development especially as concerns executive function and right hemisphere abilities.

Palestinian factions have killed dozens of people suspected of being informants and collaborators in the last four years of Israeli-Palestinian fighting.

Yesterday, however, within minutes of my latest meeting about the film ending, I was getting calls, texts and emails from friends and collaborators in the industry.

The singer, who took sneaky drags from cigarettes throughout the talk, appeared to be on good form, singing along to clips from his biggest hits, and was seemingly overwhelmed by the number of friends and collaborators in the crowd.

Anthony Davis, a founder of the Creative Musicians Improvisers Forum who went on to write groundbreaking operas like "Angels in America: Millennium Approaches," spoke wistfully of the ties he formed with fellow Yale students and collaborators in the predigital age.

The general consensus, even from his friends and collaborators in the 70s (and even from Tilbury himself) is that this music is tragically misconceived: too artful ever to be useful for socialist revolution, and too artless to be, well, art.