Sentence examples for and collaborations from the from inspiring English sources
You're about to release a double CD collection of solo recordings and collaborations from the last three decades.
"I'm looking forward to working with Brett and Don on creating a show that is enjoyable for both the fans at home and for the audience at the Kodak Theatre as we all come together to celebrate and recognize the great film contributions and collaborations from the past year".
Although none of the HCCs has actually continued the 'BeweegKuur' according to the protocol, most HCCs do offer lifestyle guidance in which strategies, experiences and collaborations from the 'BeweegKuur' are employed.
Historically, the NHS has had quite a lot of superficial structural integration and not enough co-ordination and collaboration from the patient's perspective.
Instead, there have been a whole series of production credits and collaborations, from his award-winning duets with the Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré through to his dramatically commercial intervention in the Cuban music scene with the Buena Vista Social Club, and such impressive spin-off sets as his more recent collaboration with the Cuban guitarist Manuel Galban.
This year City Center's Encores! series and Jazz at Lincoln Center will present "Cotton Club Parade," a tribute to Ellington's performances there, and the first in a new series of musical theater and jazz collaborations from the organizations.
In this work we analyze a data set of scholarly citations and collaborations obtained from the Microsoft Academic Search MSASS, http://academic.research.microsoft.com) service.
Preparing for both the next influenza pandemic and the next bioterrorist attack requires support and collaboration from multiple partners at the state, local, and federal level.
Addressing concerns about the reproducibility of research findings will require cooperation and collaboration from major segments of the scientific community.
It also requires recruitment and collaboration from nations all over the world.
Formal reporting guidelines for studies using routinely collected health data, with multidisciplinary expert stakeholder involvement and collaboration from STROBE authors, will help ensure the transparency of the methods used in this growing field of research.
