Sentence examples similar to chosen collaborator from inspiring English sources

"When we started, choosing collaborators was kind of dream fulfilment," Findlay says.

But his pose is undermined by the apparently savvy way he chooses "collaborators" for his more explicit work.

Ms. Rodriguez chose collaborators well: she wrote with Mary Gauthier, Gary Louris from the Jayhawks, Dan Wilson from Semisonic and the producer Malcolm Burn, who enfolds her Americana with resonant electric guitars and steadfast march beats.

Remarkable lives don't always make for remarkable cinema, but if any film-maker were to give Zamperini's a chance, it's not the green, humourless Jolie, who has a clear gift for choosing collaborators – cinematographer Roger Deakins, the usually electric Jack O'Connell – but can't marshal them for saccharine, amber-coloured toffee.

It means choosing collaborators is free of the factor of productivity.

Wallace: What attributes do you look for when choosing collaborators, whether clients for your agency or artists for your dance work?

The band and its A&R manager Mark Williams chose collaborators based on how well they thought the person would fit the personality of the song that No Doubt had written.

Don't assume your chosen partner will make a good collaborator just because their work complements yours.

Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine thought Swift should have chosen another collaborator as he believed Caillat was inert.

Ms. Anthony has chosen her collaborators well.

He has chosen his collaborators carefully.