Sentence examples for eventual collaborator from inspiring English sources

Charla had lunch with a friend, Betsy Thorpe, a former book editor and her eventual collaborator, who had relocated to Charlotte.

His decision to establish himself in Montreal wasn't career-driven, but the result of him following his heart to be closer to girlfriend and eventual collaborator, Sarah Neufeld.

The work of Kane and Finger, along with their eventual collaborator Jerry Robinson and a handful of other creators, features in the exhibition "Living in Sequence," on view at the Poe Park Visitor Center.

The idea of asking Ms. Vanderbilt to participate in the show house was hatched by her eventual collaborator, Mr. Smyth, a traditionalist decorator with three Kips Bay rooms under his belt.

In addition to that, Gallagher also reveals that he met inspiration and eventual collaborator, Johnny Marr, through a bloke he used to bump into down at the The Haçienda who just so happened to be Johnny Marr's brother.

Mill said that he had always been a feminist, but there isn't any doubt that the engine of his feminism was his friend, love, collaborator, and eventual wife, Harriet Taylor.

In doing that, however, they must take into account the experiences of the potential collaborators since these are likely to guide the arrangements or agreements which, in turn, can impact eventual outcomes of collaborations.

Some of his closest collaborators, including the eventual Prime Minister Lord Salisbury, suspected that it was all tactics without principle, and his great rival Gladstone was sure of it.

Jammber "Muse" gives collaborators a single platform to exchange lyrics and song ideas, while the company's "Splits" app tracks ownership and credits of any eventual product from a collaboration.

The copyright claim for the outline is important because Ms. Taymor wrote it alone; the eventual script for the musical was written by her and a collaborator, Glen Berger, and revisions to that script were done by Mr. Berger and others after Ms. Taymor was fired.

Deferential collaborator.