Sentence examples for professional collaborator from inspiring English sources

Her husband and professional collaborator of 30 years, TV producer Allan McKeown, died of cancer in December 2013.

Like the composer John Cage, who was his life partner as well as professional collaborator, Cunningham championed the use of chance procedures.

It comes as no surprise that she married the musical arranger David Rose when she was 18, then made four more unlucky marriages -- each to a professional collaborator who fell short sexually and emotionally.

Panelists include Victor Hazan, Marcella's husband and professional collaborator, Susan Friedland, former Director of Cookbook Publishing and Marcella's editor at HarperCollins, cookbook author Michele Scicolone and the Italian chef Cesare Casella.

Meanwhile, all this could prove awkward for one of cinema's biggest stars: Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator, Harvey Weinstein, with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone.

In the meantime, all of this could prove awkward for one of Hollywood's biggest stars: On one of the most celebrated film nights of the year, Kidman would be part of a glitzy red-carpet celebration in Cannes that might not include her frequent professional collaborator Harvey Weinstein (with Weinstein releasing two other Kidman films this year alone).

They married at the end of the year and have been frequent professional collaborators ever since.

The more than two dozen writers under consideration include journalists, novelists, and professional collaborators.

The series was created by Will Scheffer and Mark V. Olsen, who are life partners as well as professional collaborators.

And the bright young law clerks -- the justices' closest professional collaborators -- tend to come from elite law schools where conservative professors are rare birds and general public opinion is widely seen as benighted.That sounds about right.

Among his classmates was the actor Aaron Eckhart, later one of his most stalwart professional collaborators, and the man who first uttered that definitive LaBute line, "Let's hurt somebody".