Sentence examples for remarkable collaborations from inspiring English sources

His mature style first steals into view in "Hôtel des Amériques" (1981), which was also the first of six remarkable collaborations with Catherine Deneuve.

The Paris show begins by mapping out the twists and turns in Mr. Parent's early creative struggle, including a series of remarkable collaborations with artists and sculptors.

John Wayne, who produced the first, later recruited Boetticher for the Western "Seven Men from Now" (which I discuss in this clip), the first of Boetticher's seven remarkable collaborations with the actor Randolph Scott.

M.A.C. saved New York City with a sound financial structure, shared sacrifice and a remarkable collaboration among adversaries.

Or maybe, as this remarkable collaboration between the Scottish Ensemble and Andersson Dance suggests, the roots of acid house?

The construction of Hinkley Point C would represent a remarkable collaboration between the British and French governments.

Yet most visitors to Florence will probably know little about Vasari or Cosimo I de' Medici, or that the Uffizi is the great monument to their remarkable collaboration.

An engaging study, by a professor of music and intrepid researcher, of the remarkable collaboration between two émigrés from Russia who revived and re-created, again and again, classical ballet in the 20th century.

But "Back Around," a remarkable collaboration between Ms. Raitt and Mali's Habib Koite, is firmly rooted in both Delta blues and African rhythms yet adds up to something both new and distinctive.

JS · Munich is released on 27 January 38 Fusion ballet The return, after a sell-out European tour, of the remarkable collaboration between Akram Khan and Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, accompanied on stage by their life-size doubles, cast by Antony Gormley.

That play did find its way into the West End, but Whelan's six other plays for the RSC – the first five of them produced in a remarkable collaboration with the director Bill Alexander – remained in small spaces; a shame, perhaps, because there was an epic dimension and latent popular appeal to most of them.