Sentence examples for collaborating credited from inspiring English sources
One of Visconti's regular screenwriters, Suso Cecchi D'Amico died a month ago at the age of 96 after collaborating, credited and uncredited, on many of the best Italian films, from Rome, Open City via Roman Holiday to Salvatore Giuliano.
Eguchi and Matsueda are noted for creating mainly jazzy and electronic tracks for the scores they have collaborated on; Eguchi is credited for most of the electronic music.
Rick Rubin couldn't have improved the farmer-turned-world music superstar, although Ry Cooder did collaborate with the Malian guitarist credited with exposing the DNA link between West African music and the American blues.
Here, those who worked with Smith recall their experiences of collaborating with someone who is as frequently credited as being a genius as he is a madman.
This is very much a revisionist tribute to Reville, who – although she collaborated repeatedly with her husband – was rarely credited.
Ms. Green and Mr. Anastasio collaborated on many of the songs (others are credited to one or the other), but you can definitely hear the funky, folksy flavor that distinguishes the music of Phish.
Mr. Mogis collaborated on finishing each track, and all songs are credited to the group, with the members playing all the instruments.
The French sculptor Paul Landowski, who collaborated with Silva Costa on the final design, has been credited as the primary designer of the figure's head and hands.
Mr. Martin credited some of that attitude to what he learned from collaborating with Jay-Z and Kanye West on tracks for their albums.
Buch and Mouracade, who have uprooted from Europe and settled in LA, originally collaborated on Sonns's track "On My Mind" (where Buch was credited as Red Barron).
