Sentence examples for loyal collaborator from inspiring English sources

Born 6 December 1978 in Bristol Career Unusual among writers in being equally prolific in theatre and TV, Thorne has had a key loyal collaborator in each medium.

Dionisio Marenco, Managua's Sandinista mayor and Ortega's longtime friend and loyal collaborator, has recently fallen from grace and become the object of Sandinista hostilities because he criticised Murillo's arbitrary methods and decisions.

Retention results from loyal collaborators.

Sady with his loyal collaborators.

While Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are widely considered to be joined at the hairdo – an emo-hipster version of Scorsese and De Niro – it's composer Danny Elfman who has been the director's most loyal and enduring collaborator.

Apart from his loyal and lifelong collaborator, Friedrich Engels, almost no one would have guessed, in 1883, the year Marx died, at the age of sixty-four, how influential he would become.

Mr. Tykwer deliberately did not use any of Kieslowski's collaborators, staying loyal to his regular team, especially the cinematographer Frank Griebe (responsible for the riveting beauty of the film and the spectacular aerial shots, a Tykwer-Griebe specialty) and the editor Mathilde Bonnefoy.

In particular, Pode Bal members are upset that a decade after the fall of Communism, many of the country's wealthiest and most powerful people owe much of their success to old-boy networks and privileges earned as loyal party members or collaborators.

Collaborators become loyal and committed because they are content with the overall relationship, commercialization service and quality.

An industry outsider, he has become a world-cinema insider, with a loyal band of A-list collaborators -- "a strange, international biker club," says his friend, the musician Tom Waits.

Left behind were those who had been loyal to Pakistan, some of them active collaborators.