Sentence examples for early colleagues from inspiring English sources

As one of my early colleagues once said, "We're not selling milk".

Vin de l'Ile Blanc symbolizes the debt that early colleagues and their successors owe to Ray Blum's risk-taking.

They'll play with three more of their early colleagues: the trombonist Grachan Moncur 2nd, the bassist Reggie Workman and the drummer Andrew Cyrille.

"Shane broke off from the group pretty early to become Shane Black Inc.," says one of Mr. Black's early colleagues who did not want to be named.

Reith and his "bohemian flock" (as the head of variety, Eric Maschwitz, described the band of early colleagues) were out to invent the future.

Wallace-Wells writes, "When I interviewed Romney's early colleagues about the business world that they surveyed during this period, they tended to adopt an attitude of high disdain.

As an early colleague at The New Yorker, Salinger took enthusiastic interest in the work of other writers.

Where were Ivan Karp, Mr. Castelli's early colleague, or Larry Gagosian, with whom Mr. Castelli once shared a SoHo space?

While Burns, an early colleague of Miles Davis, conceived orchestrations for Mr. Coleman's "Sweet Charity" and Kander and Ebb's "Chicago" (among many others) that stand as the quintessence of jazz and Broadway musical theater blended.

The authors quote an early colleague of Brennan's who says "he never told you anything about himself," and later, a former clerk explaining that "so much of who he really was was covered up by the backslapping leprechaun exterior".

An early colleague of Sigmar Polke and Gerhard Richter and a teacher of Martin Kippenberger and Tobias Rehberger, Mr. Bayrle has a background in typesetting and weaving, and this comes through in his graphically crisp images of faces (Mao Zedong, Stalin, Orson Welles) and objects (chairs, cars, city buildings) composed of dozens of smaller faces and objects.