Sentence examples for usual collaborators from inspiring English sources
The poet Andrea Maffei, a literary cut above Verdi's usual collaborators, supplied the libretto.
No problem – Horn put together a session band of his usual collaborators, including Lipson, to record the backing tracks.
The show has a great deal of thoughtfulness and creativity, but less of Mr. Herheim's characteristic enchantment; the set, designed by Christof Hetzer rather than one of this director's usual collaborators, is efficient, not magical.
Aronofsky decided to keep portraying talented mortals called to self-annihilation, but — as he split with several of his usual collaborators — to film them in a looser, more handheld, more improvisational way.
It is also expected to feature cameo appearances from all of Allen's usual collaborators, including bad-boy British artist Damien Hirst and Alex James from the pop-group Blur.
Marcus Mumford is quite different from Justin Timberlake's usual collaborators Jay-Z and Timbaland, but the "Suit & Tie" singer and actor has decided to team up with the folk frontman on a soundtrack for upcoming Coen brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis.
Rebecca Benson and Cristian Ortega (above) star in the National Theatre of Scotland production, directed by John Tiffany and choreographed by his usual collaborator Steven Hoggett.
His usual collaborator is an old Yale classmate, Alex Timbers, who runs a theatre company called Les Frères Corbusier.
Which makes it fitting that Mr. Tykwer was chosen to direct "Heaven," Kieslowski's final completed screenplay (written with his usual collaborator, Krzysztof Piesiewicz).
Directed by Baron Cohen's usual collaborator, Larry Charles, and written by Baron Cohen, Alec Berg, David Mandel, and Jeff Schaffer, the movie has the ramshackle loopiness of a Marx Brothers movie — in particular, "Duck Soup".
The script he and his usual collaborator Evan Goldberg have written (in conjunction with Kyle Hunter and Ariel Shaffir) seems, at first, to trade solely on anthropomorphised food using profanity on supermarket shelves.
