Sentence examples for indispensable assistant from inspiring English sources

After 15 years onstage, he became a rehearsal director and then an indispensable assistant to Ailey, who died in 1989.

After retiring as an Ailey dancer, Mr. Chaya became the choreographer's indispensable assistant in the years before his death.

My favourite line is spoken by the lovely Nathalie Baye as Truffaut's indispensable assistant: "I'd give up a guy for a film, but I'd never give up a film for a guy".

An indispensable assistant, Michael Bond, an actor from Los Angeles, moved here with his wife Skystone, a foundation Mr. Turrell set up in Flagstaff in 1982, now in conjunction with the Dia Center for the Arts in New York, raises money for Roden and deals with the politics of building the project.

A perennial card-sharp and gambling cheat, he gets a poacher-turned-gamekeeper job in a casino, as indispensable assistant to its hardfaced owner Mundson (George Macready) who has just got married to the head-spinningly beautiful and mercurial Gilda, played by Rita Hayworth.

That sounds great, but 5percentt is still a pretty big error rate considering how Apple has positioned Siri as an indispensable assistant on the iPhone and iPad and the only way to get some things done on the Apple Watch (like reply to an e-mail, another feature Apple announced Monday as part of an update to its WatchOS, a new version of which is also coming in the fall).

Christopher Bavitz, Assistant Director of Harvard Law School's Cyberlaw Clinic and a Clinical Instructor and Lecturer of Law at HLS, oversaw the preparation of this briefing book, and Berkman Center Program Coordinator Amar Ashar offered indispensable assistance throughout the process of assembling the book.

Since Palm OS handheld organizers took off, personal digital assistants have become indispensable geek-gear, and now one can do almost anything on the things: keep schedules, play video games, or trade soup recipes.

The most replaceable assistants feel hysterically indispensable and the person who should be keeping them in line is completely insane.

His personal digital assistant, for example, has become indispensable as it performs all the secretarial duties: the computer routinely arranges appointments, places orders, answers calls and helps with management tasks.

But, whatever the system, the fundamental purpose of colonial instruction was the training of indigenous subaltern cadres clerks, interpreters, teachers, nurses, medical assistants, workers, and so forth all indispensable to colonial administration, businesses, and other undertakings.