Sentence examples for subsequent collaborator from inspiring English sources
Unlike Rodgers's subsequent collaborator, Oscar Hammerstein, who reveled in the role of country squire, Hart was an inveterate city boy.
She developed the approach with Kelly, after a disastrous attempt to write separately, and has used it with all her subsequent collaborators.
For her musical career to last, however, Ms. Vela has to project her talents in live performance and sustain this degree of accomplishment over subsequent albums with other collaborators.
Similarly, industrial and academic programming practices often involve the simultaneous production and subsequent integration of code by multiple collaborators.
The camaraderie they forged at their first meeting led the two musicians to cross paths multiple times in the subsequent years, as performers and casual collaborators.
Using as copy-text any authorial version (subsequent to the extant holograph) upon which collaborators have made sanctioned or unlicensed revisions potentially captures those collaborators' improvements but at the price of introducing non-authorial variants.
Spotnitz later became a frequent collaborator on many of the subsequent mythology episodes of the show, as well as co-writing the two feature films.
The problem persisted in subsequent breeding seasons and in late 2010, the collaborators on this paper came together to investigate this threat to the recovery plan.
Subsequent oligo-microarray analysis by Yu and collaborators revealed that CyPA can upregulate the expression of many cytokine and drug resistance-related genes including drug metabolism and drug transport-related genes.
The second is that the elder Mill was the collaborator and ally of Jeremy Bentham, whose subsequent reputation also eclipsed the elder Mill's.
As with the subsequent program, active case detection was conducted by collaborators and communal health staff, and blood samples were sent to provincial laboratories and Pasteur Institute of Ho Chi Minh City for testing and confirmation.
