Sentence examples for young collaborator from inspiring English sources
She is also struck by the work of his young collaborator, Gwenael Nicholas, 34, a Frenchman who recently designed the interior of Mr. Miyake's Madison Avenue store.
MILAN — "My daughter stole mine," joked Donatella Versace, referring to the T-shirt worn by her young collaborator Christopher Kane and patterned with an advertising campaign by Bruce Weber from the Gianni Versace era.
(All ages) The eminent American folk singer and storyteller, and a young collaborator, retell some old stories, invent some new ones and advise parents and grandparents on some storytelling techniques.
Storor's young collaborators, mingling with professional circus performers, express isolation, misunderstanding, humiliation and rejection.
The elder Mr. Coryell approaches his young collaborators not as a kindly father but like the veteran he is.
March 19: Ceramic Dog is Marc Ribot's fearsome power trio featuring two creative young collaborators, Shahzad Ismaily, on bass and Moog, and Ches Smith, on drums.
Photographs of Memphis's joyously kitsch, postmodernist furniture splashed across newspapers and magazines worldwide, along with a team portrait of its founder, the Italian design grandee Ettore Sottsass, posing with his young collaborators in a colorful "boxing ring".
The young president scuttled along the endless corridors, zooming on a child's scooter from meeting to meeting, surrounded by vibrant young collaborators from artistic and intellectual life, under walls newly hung with modern paintings.
There were long lines outside the opening party during the Milan Furniture Fair, and Sottsass posed for photographs with his young collaborators in a "conversation pit" designed by Masanori Umeda to look like a boxing ring.
Year by year, he has refined and expanded that quest, perpetually driving his like-minded young collaborators and a war room of analytics geeks for new insights about how to scout players and win games.
For this concert at Carnegie the quartet is joined by the pipa virtuoso Wu Man and a host of young collaborators — the Pannonia and Face the Music Quartets and the Brooklyn Youth Chorus — for world premieres by Terry Riley, Philip Glass and Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen as well as works by Laurie Anderson and others.
