Sentence examples for brought together actors from inspiring English sources
He brought together actors, designers and writers in a harmonious, hilarious partnership.
The two organizations brought together actors and institutions engaged with aspects of rights, development and service delivery in urban "slums" in countries of Asia, Africa and the Americas.
In 1971, he famously set up the International Centre for Theatre Research in Paris, which brought together actors from diverse cultures.
There was more levity in a panel for the unlikely hit political drama Borgen about the intricacies of Danish coalition government, which brought together actors Sidse Babett Knudsen and Pilou Asbaek - who played prime minister Birgitte Nyborg and her spin doctor Kasper Juul.
Cigna brought together actors who are known for playing iconic TV doctors (Alan Alda, Lisa Edelstein, Donald Faison, Noah Wyle and Patrick Dempsey) to support annual check-ups.
The companies we observed resolved this issue by creating mechanisms at the outset to bring together actors with very different interests, perceptions and capabilities.
Next week, for example, the American Theater Wing will offer its annual "Working in the Theater" seminars, which bring together actors, producers, playwrights, directors and others to talk about their crafts.
The merger brings together actors like Jennifer Aniston, Jude Law and Liv Tyler with Johnny Depp, Tom Hanks and Michelle Pfeiffer as well as directors like Ang Lee and Barry Levinson with Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese.
He brings together actors he has worked with before like Mr. Leguizamo, Ms. Perez and Marisa Tomei (who makes a bold, fast impression as an unsympathetic detective).
Gurinder Chadha brings together actors from Bollywood, the National Theatre, The Full Monty and Mike Leigh's rep company for a characteristically broad, big-hearted "Curry On" comedy about what the Southall police call "the Indian food-related murders".
The Varsity Show, which brings together actors from Columbia and Barnard College each spring to parody life at the University, was founded in 1894 and boasts such alumni as Richard Rogers, CC'23; Oscar Hammerstein, CC'16; Lorenz Hart, CC'18; and Terrence McNally, CC'60.
