Sentence examples for talented associate from inspiring English sources

Organized by Doryun Chong, a talented associate curator at MOMA, along with a curatorial assistant, Nancy Lim, the show introduced me to a number of performers and performance-centered collectives I didn't know about, such as Hi Red Center, which dealt with the legacy of the Second World War and it's aftermath — the Cold War — by fitting people for individual bomb shelters.

Kicker has two editorial layers--I'm the editor in chief, and my smart and talented associate editors work with Kicker's writers.

"This offer creates outstanding value for our stockholders and enables our management and talented associates to continue our successful strategy," said Genlyte Chief Executive Officer Larry K. Powers Larry K. Powers.

One of his first requirements at the National will be to find a strong executive director to replace the departing Nick Starr, and to surround himself with talented associates.

"I have long admired what Fiserv has achieved over the years, and I look forward to working with the talented associates of both companies as we set a higher standard of innovation and service in the industry," said First Data Chairman and CEO Frank Bisignano in a statement.

For an artist who is known for his collaborations (he also did a great version of "Looks Like You," a song he co-wrote with Evan Dando of the Lemonheads) and the roster of talented associates he usually plays with, sometimes it's better when the cameos don't show up.

Linda Thompson (nee Peters), was a close friend of Denny, another fantastically talented singer, and an associate of the group who would soon marry their guitarist, Richard Thompson.

A short, meteorologically inspired overture was a means of introducing the Hallé's prodigiously talented 20-year-old new associate composer, Helen Grime.

Its significance lies in the extraordinary number of talented persons associated with it.

For some reason, a lot of talented people associated with the musical have got the wrong end of Addams's shtick.

Chief among those journalists was a group of talented writers associated with the highly influential magazine McClure's who would help define what became known as "the muckraking era".