Sentence examples for collaborator cutting from inspiring English sources
Iovine peeled off toward his collaborator, cutting through a pileup of selfie-seekers.
Colonel Harry D McHugh, the commander of an American infantry regiment near Argentan, reported: "The French were rounding up collaborators, cutting their hair off and burning it in huge piles, which one could smell miles away.
It's a song that sums up his duality and attention to detail, a bold, jagged vocal sample from collaborator Frank Ocean's Godspeed cutting through Blake's own smooth, fragile falsetto as layers of synths, piano, and hissing atmospherics add to the disorientating, otherworldly atmosphere.
A list of collaborators drawn from the cutting edge of European performance include Wendy Houstoun, Patrycja Kujawska, Aurora Lubos, Alex Catona and Henry Montes.
In this book, Janse and her collaborator Charles Gerba use (sometimes badly misplaced) humor to alert us to the risks we run from everyday items like our kitchen cutting board ("If you have a choice between licking a cutting board or a toilet seat... pick the toilet seat" p. 50).
She spent much of her freshman year cutting classes and smoking pot before finally trying out for an improv troupe, where she met best friend and frequent collaborator, Gabe Liedman.
Wrigley also points to a forthcoming stage adaptation of Benjamin Zephaniah's novel Refugee Boy, which has taken lessons from the theatre's cutting-edge collaborators.
Deferential collaborator.
