Sentence examples for back to collaborate from inspiring English sources

He remained with Mr. Johnson until 1962 and was coaxed back to collaborate on the N.Y.U.

Sanders then came back to collaborate with Williams on a 50-yard pass and the Broncos trailed by 28-10.

We need to get back to collaborating the old-fashioned way.

By the end of the tournament, schools will go from collaborating to competing and back to collaborating.

With his 2005 release, Guero, Beck was back to collaborating with the Dust Brothers and back to genre-hopping, as his musical scavenging led to the incorporation of elements of blues, Latin American music, rap-rock, and 1970s rhythm and blues; Guerolito, a track-by-track set of deluxe remixes of Guero by a host of other producers and performers, was released later in the year.

I think it was a bit easier back then to collaborate.

Other possible relationships constitute feedback loops from the use of collaborative research findings in innovation back to intention to collaborate (Galindo and Méndez 2014; McCabe et al. 2016).

Former students and professors create companies based on work done within university walls and reach back into them to collaborate and recruit talent.

The band chat to Grimmy about making their latest single Want You Back, and wanting to collaborate with Chris Martin.

Lunarr is a service going into private beta that promises to put an end to the habit of emailing documents back and forth to collaborate.

In an onstage presentation, Dropbox CEO Drew Houston said that this should help prevent people from having to create multiple different documents as they pass them back and forth to collaborate — things with names such as "Presentation," "Presentation 2", "Presentation 2 Drew's edits," and so on.