Sentence examples for latest collaborators from inspiring English sources

"Late Night" has been fond of indie-rock, which is reflected in the Roots' latest collaborators.

And Mr. Ma worked with one of his latest collaborators, the dancer Charles Riley, a k a Lil Buck, who applied a remarkable mix of street dance and classical ballet moves to "The Swan," by Saint-Saëns.

His latest collaborator is the sculptor and painter Saya Woolfalk.

Nyman and his latest collaborator, the singer David McAlmont, are posing for the Guardian photographer, crouched in front of two antique toy pianos.

He's appeared with everyone from Tom Waits to the Cuban singer Eliades Ochoa, and his latest collaborator is the Southern California singer and guitarist Ben Harper (the two of them have a date at the Beacon Theatre this spring).

The latest collaborator to re-interpret its brand's DNA at high-street friendly prices is Italian label Marni – famed for left of centre shapes, quirky accessories and strong use of clashing colour and print.

Then Mr. Coleman, a legend in his own time from the night of his Carnegie Hall debut at age 7 to a recent day when, as a favor to his latest collaborator, the playwright Wendy Wasserstein, he "tore down the joint" with his rendition of "St. Louis Blues" at a memorial service for her father, flexes his pudgy fingers as if they hurt.

Even West's latest collaborator, author Bret Easton Ellis, doesn't deny that the rapper brims with the arrogant pride that is a hallmark of self-love since Narcissus himself fell in love with his own reflection.

French dressing Heading directly into the New Year, though, add British songwriter Piers Faccini as Landes' latest collaborator with the Jan . 15release of Desert Songs (Six Degrees Records).

Tavi Gevinson and Cyndi Lauper will star in Uniqlo's spring ads wearing shirts from the brand's latest collaborator designer Orla Kiely.

We went to visit John Foxx deep in the darkest depths of Shoreditch, East London, at the studio of his latest collaborator, Benge.