Sentence examples for ideal collaborator from inspiring English sources

"An ideal collaborator".

But he never found the ideal collaborator.

Wakayama seemed like an ideal collaborator.

This baggage-free approach makes him an ideal collaborator.

Sharp referred to Libeskind as his "ideal collaborator".

In Joseph Anderson, whose reading of Japanese was much better, he found an ideal collaborator.

They became, indeed, ideal collaborators and share the credit for the achievements of the reign.

This is an idea we've played with for years now, but it wasn't until we found the ideal collaborators in V.T.S. that it all came together.

Daldry has clearly found his ideal collaborators, too: Finn; screenwriter (and playwright) Lee Hall; and cinematographer Brian Tufano, the British veteran responsible for Shallow Grave, Trainspotting and East is East.

So Percussion and Matmos are ideal collaborators in the sense that each group provides part of the sonic arsenal necessary to create the eight otherworldly vignettes on "Treasure State".

(Chinen) ROY CAMPBELL'S PYRAMID TRIO (Thursday) Mr. Campbell, a trumpeter ensconced in free-jazz circles, uses this group to engage in improvisation from the perspective of global folk culture; he has the ideal collaborators in William Parker, on bass and assorted wind instruments, and Hamid Drake, on drums and percussion.