Sentence examples for but actually collaborate from inspiring English sources

"To have an artist want to not only perform as part of the fest, but actually collaborate as member of the team speaks to what we do differently than anyone else".

Ronnie Splinter, the guitarist, was willing and able to actually collaborate on the song with me, but sadly, about three days before the record was totally completed, he passed away due to a battle with esophagus cancer.

"I was always very interested to see if dancers could actually collaborate and change the recipe around a little bit".

Of course, it's better when these global brands actually collaborate with African artisans or base their production in Africa, so that the continent benefits in a real way, says Jennings.

"I think L.A. really is a shining star and a standard in relation to how a big city can actually collaborate," said J. Kevin Cameron, an expert on school shootings and executive director of the Canadian Center for Threat Assessment and Trauma Response, who has consulted with the program.

The idea is that users can actually collaborate around spreadsheets and this data.

The idea here is to ensure that the community can actually collaborate in the design process.  .

"The war fostered the idea that you could actually collaborate as a nation, you could get together to think about how to live your life," he said.

While everyone agrees on the need for standards, and it's clear that competitors will actually collaborate to help define them, there's merit and promise in top-down regulation from the FTC and/or Twitter itself.

So to get to shake hands and actually collaborate with someone who I so greatly look up to was amazing.

To actually collaborate on creating anime is just unbelievable," Robinson explains in the video (above).