Sentence examples for prominent collaborators from inspiring English sources

It's a quintessential New York story — how a traditional family restaurant gets squeezed out by the exploding success of celebrity chefs – and a few prominent collaborators are making it into a musical.

Again there was a sense that this spindly, smooth-skinned boy could be both magnetic and marginal: "He was popular, but there was always a side of him that was the 'outsider'," says classmate Richard Fréchette, who would go on to become one of his prominent collaborators.

Speaking of alumni, this quartet features four of the most prominent collaborators of the saxophonist Ornette Coleman, whose music and ideas provided the crucial breakthrough of free jazz, in 1959: the saxophonist Dewey Redman, the trumpeter Don Cherry, the bassist Charlie Haden, and the drummer Ed Blackwell.

She is aided by an assemblage of prominent collaborators, from the painstaking soul revivalist Raphael Saadiq to The-Dream, the singer and producer responsible for shaping so much of contemporary mainstream R. & B. There is a soulful calm throughout the record; when Solange is at her most explicitly defiant, she's also at her most vocally pliable.

This concert, the culmination of WKCR's marathon birthday broadcast, will feature him in the company of some prominent collaborators, including the multireedist Michael Moore, the keyboardist Richard Teitelbaum, the trombonist Ray Anderson, the trumpeter Thomas Heberer, the violinist Mary Oliver, the bassist Mark Dresser and the pianist Uri Caine.

Many of his most prominent collaborators and students were Jewish, and some were blood relations.

Some of the most prominent alleged collaborators happen to be members of Jamaat-e-Islami, Bangladesh's biggest Islamic party and a partner in the main opposition alliance.In August the tribunal detained five Jamaat-e-Islami leaders to prevent them from "hindering investigations" into war-crimes allegations against them.

Maroon 5 worked without any prominent outside collaborators until 2010's "Moves Like Jagger", the band's most successful single as of 2014, which symbolized a shift in their music.

Most of Rodgers's original compositions were written with a variety of collaborators, the most prominent of whom was his sister-in-law, Elsie McWilliams.

Russia retains strong research collaborations with prominent institutes around the world, although over the past 5 years researchers in the United States have overtaken those in Germany as their most common collaborators.

Of course, the star's name is the most prominent one on the cover, with the collaborator secondary.