Sentence examples for frequent collaborations from inspiring English sources

Mishka flaunts a different kind of insider access, thanks to its frequent collaborations with musicians.

A punky, frenetically curious food writer best known for his frequent collaborations with David Chang, Meehan explains early on that his book's title is a bit of a joke.

Everyone consulted for this story said that the frequent collaborations are much more a product of relationships and a common understanding of comedic sensibilities than development by networks, studios, managers and agents that is more common with drama series.

At his apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, Mr. Brooks spoke with Dave Itzkoff about his filmmaking process, his frequent collaborations with Mr. Nicholson and the endurance of "Broadcast News".

June 7, 1909 London, England September 11 , 1994Easton, Connecticut Jessica Tandy, (born June 7 , 1909 London, Eng. died Sept. 11, 1994, Easton, Conn., U.S). English-born American actress of stage, screen, and television, noted for her complex portrayals and frequent collaborations with Hume Cronyn, her husband.

Fonda's frequent collaborations with director John Ford produced a gallery of populist American icons, including the gentle, modest Abe Lincoln in Young Mr. Lincoln (1939), the dispossessed farmer and ex-convict Tom Joad in The Grapes of Wrath (1940), the legendary sheriff Wyatt Earp in My Darling Clementine (1946), and the inflexible Lieutenant Colonel Owen Thursday in Fort Apache (1948).

But our frequent collaboration is, I believe, based on more than a collegial professional relationship.

In previous years, students called it an easy class with optional attendance and frequent collaboration.

Despite their frequent collaboration, Ms. Kendal and Mr. Palau are represented separately by Art and Commerce, a division of IMG specializing in photography.

Consisting of documentary photographs, reproductions, vintage books and journals and a few original artworks, it is a kind of walk-in scrapbook chronicling a lifetime of friendship and frequent collaboration between Duchamp and Ray.

Perhaps it started with their frequent collaboration with artists like Robert Chanler, whose mural in the loggia of the Colony Club makes the room into a garden fantasy, and with Chanler, Maxfield Parrish and Howard Cushing, who produced a series of exotic murals for Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney's studio in Westbury, N.Y., of 1915.