Sentence examples for having fruitfully from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) Bill Cunliffe Trio (Friday) An accomplished pianist and composer in the modern jazz mainstream, Bill Cunliffe doesn't surface all that often here, having fruitfully established a home base in Los Angeles.

Also on the bill is Gerald Albright, a saxophonist with whom Mr. Downing has fruitfully collaborated over the years.

It may not even be true, as Trigon thinks, that the French have fruitfully assimilated the children's literature of foreign countries.

Listen to Margaret Thatcher, praising Mikhail Gorbachev in December 1984, after the pair had fruitfully met but before he took over as General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party: "I like Mr Gorbachev.

(Chinen) ★ Gary Peacock, Marc Copland, Victor Lewis (Friday and Saturday) The bassist Gary Peacock is an intuitive musician drawn to sonorous melody, and so is the pianist Marc Copland, a veteran partner with whom he has fruitfully recorded.

(Chinen) ★ Gary Peacock, Marc Copland, Joey Baron (Tuesday through March 2) Mr. Peacock, a bassist, is an intuitive musician drawn to sonorous melody, and so is Mr. Copland, a pianist and a veteran partner with whom Mr. Peacock has fruitfully recorded.

(Chinen) ★ Gary Peacock, Marc Copland, Joey Baron (Friday and Saturday) Mr. Peacock, a bassist, is an intuitive musician drawn to sonorous melody, and so is Mr. Copland, a pianist and a veteran partner with whom Mr. Peacock has fruitfully recorded.

Since Freud theorized the process of identification — as a means whereby an individual develops his or her personality through idealizing and imitating a parent or other figure — the concept has fruitfully been applied to the appreciation of the arts.

Since Freud theorized the process of identification as a means whereby an individual develops his or her personality through idealizing and imitating a parent or other figure the concept has fruitfully been applied to the appreciation of the arts.

7 30 and 9 30 p.m., Jazz Standard, 116 East 27th Street, Manhattan, (212 576-2232; cover, $20. (Chinen) PAUL MOTIAN, JOE LOVANO, BILL FRISELL (Through Sunday) Mr. Motian, a drummer and composer, sets a tone for this blue-chip trio that's shadowy, slippery and open-ended as a koan; and there's no better place to see these musicians than at the Vanguard, where they've fruitfully recorded.

Practical concerns, experimental failures, and even misunderstandings have fruitfully led to the formulation of hypotheses.