Sentence examples for inventive partnership from inspiring English sources

He's also put together an inventive partnership, with John Bush, the beverage manager, and David Massoni, the general manager, who decorated the restaurant with richly carved 19th century Japanese mahogany furnishings they discovered in Scranton, Pa.

Designed by the perennially inventive partnership of Herts & Tallant, the house has crisp, ivory-colored terra cotta decoration with a slightly brown tint of cream fresh off the farm, not store-bought.

TALDE Dale Talde not only knows how to put together a plate of barbecued pork shoulder with smoked miso, or toss a bowl of pad thai with crispy fried oysters and Benton's bacon, on his eclectic Asian menu, but he has also put together an inventive partnership.

We need legislation that supports inventive private/public partnerships that can inject arts access where traditional funding has dried up.

The usually raucous Scieszka and the ever inventive Smith -- whose partnership is also responsible for the madcap lessons in "Science Verse," "Baloney (Henry P)." and countless other irreverent and innovative picture books -- should be well equipped to infuse the museum book with their hyperactive bravado.

But all those things that weren't mentioned will be as crucial to the company's survival as the inventive new features and partnerships that were.

They collided unhappily on the rushed post-production of "Aliens," established an artistic trust on "Titanic" and cemented their partnership on the risky, musically inventive score for "Avatar".

The Obama policy retains those provisions and, in addition, calls on federal agencies to "actively explore the use of inventive, nontraditional arrangements" like creating public-private partnerships, flying government instruments on commercial spacecraft or buying data from commercial satellite operators.

It appears that Paris retired, but in 1944 Boak entered into a partnership with Thomas O. Raad that also produced some inventive buildings, although with far fewer of the decorative touches that marked the 1930's work.

He called for more acquisitions and partnerships between big children's brands and broadcasters, and inventive startups, suggesting that the latter can become an important research and development lab for the wider industry.

Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde is always finding inventive ways to apply touch-sensitive technologies, like the transformative dresses he did for Intimacy, which he created in partnership with Maartje Dijkstra and Anouk Wipprecht.