Sentence examples for principal collaborators from inspiring English sources

There are letters from three Allens -- Fred and Steve as well as Woody -- and from Burrows's principal collaborators, Frank Loesser, Cole Porter and George S. Kaufman.

In this giggle-, landhter- applause-inducingcing exhibition of his virtuosity, Mr. Thiérrée, a son of Victoria Chaplin and Jean Baptist Thiérrée, has as his principal collaborators the mischievously comic actress and soprano Uma Ysamat; the alluring and graceful contortionist, acrobat and trapeze artist Raphaëlle Boitel, and the rubber-bodied acrobat and actor Magnus Jakobsson.

When Murphy announced, in January, 2016, that he and his principal collaborators, the keyboardist Nancy Whang and the percussionist Pat Mahoney, would reunite, many fans were excited but unsurprised, presuming that they had simply decided to cash in on their legacy — it was the kind of jaded response that had been conditioned by the group's knowing, punkish music.

ASAP Ty Beats, SpaceGhostPurrp, and Clams Casino, who had produced several of ASAP Rocky's previous songs, were his principal collaborators in developing the songs' woozy soundscapes.

His principal collaborator was Robert Maxwell Martin of Kentucky.

Zinovyev was Lenin's principal collaborator in the period 1909 17, living in France, Austria, or Switzerland.

Bell's principal collaborator, for the past five years, has been Jim Gemmell, a senior researcher whose office is at the Microsoft facility in Redmond, Washington.

The Nazis forced many of the best physicists and chemists out of the country, including Hahn's principal collaborator in the discovery of nuclear fission, Lise Meitner.

To this end, presumably, Merkel and her principal collaborator, the French president, François Hollande, were due to talk by phone late on Wednesday to Putin and Poroshenko.

Almost the only thing it fails to mention is the role of the French composer Georges Auric, who was Jean Cocteau's principal collaborator from the silent days on.

Things veer toward the spooky and downbeat when Oldham's principal collaborator, singer Dawn McCarthy, joins him for songs from the 2006 album The Letting Go.