Sentence examples for erstwhile collaborators from inspiring English sources
Her current band, Joan as Police Woman, creates dizzying, jazz-steeped rock music that recalls erstwhile collaborators, like her former companion, the folk singer Jeff Buckley, who died in 1997, and her friend and former band mate Antony Hegarty.
Her current band, Joan as Police Woman, creates dizzying, jazz-steeped rock music that recalls erstwhile collaborators like her friend and former bandmate Antony Hegarty (Ms. Wasser played violin on Antony and the Johnsons' 2005 LP, "I Am A Bird Now," and Mr. Hegarty does a duet with her on the stunning "I Defy," from her 2006 album "Real Life") and her former partner, the folksinger Jeff Buckley.
Their erstwhile collaborator Joe Strummer called them "a punk version of a Greek-Jewish wedding band".
The director of Adaptation and Being John Malkovich hopes to shoot in the spring from a screenplay by his erstwhile collaborator Charlie Kaufman.
Smith broke the news of his erstwhile collaborator's deep affection for DC Comics' caped crusader last month after studio Warner Bros was criticised for hiring Affleck to play Batman in a new film.
'Norman is someone who creates a vibe wherever he goes,' his fellow DJ and erstwhile collaborator Gilles Peterson says, 'and in a way that's as much about him and his personality as it is about the music he plays.
Soderbergh is currently working on the television biopic Behind the Candelabra for HBO, which will star his erstwhile collaborator Michael Douglas as the flamboyant pianist and singer Liberace, with Matt Damon as his lover Scott Thorson.
In O'Hagan's account, collaborators such as journalists and the head of Assange's erstwhile publisher Canongate come in for much fiercer criticism from Assange than more powerful and malevolent opponents in corporations and government.
"The erstwhile Spurs 'striker'?
Forbidden Phrases: "erstwhile" (use "onetime" instead).
