Sentence examples for professional alliance from inspiring English sources

Already it seems a lifetime since their professional alliance.

Yet Sattouf's relationship with Charlie was never close: it was a professional alliance, not a political one.

Ms. Quinn was supportive as Ms. Giske was treated for cancer, according to friends, and their professional alliance appears to be strong.

The Restons fashioned a professional alliance within their marriage that was unusually close for its time, not an easy one for women in journalism.

A LATE QUARTET The members of a classical string ensemble — Christopher Walken, Mark Ivanir, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Catherine Keener — struggle to keep their professional alliance intact despite illness and interpersonal tensions.

Since they met and performed together at Yale School of Drama about 20 years ago, Mr. Grifasi (who was on the way out) and Mr. Reddin (who was coming in) have had a professional alliance.

Copland and Thomson in particular believed that composers should be in charge of their own affairs; that they should run the publishing houses, control commissions, set up professional alliances, become newspaper critics and even direct orchestras, opera houses and conservatories.

Mr. Tower is, as should by now be clear, a man who has strong opinions, and he does not hesitate to express them, which makes it easy to understand why his professional alliances have not always been long-lasting.

Many law firms are really just professional alliances.

Some of the greatest professional alliances are formed outside the boardroom.

He has used professional alliances to legitimize himself by association, and thereby be able to continue creating more harm.