Sentence examples for but collaborate from inspiring English sources

Both are 28; they have only met online but collaborate like old friends.

Both officially operate independent of the state agency, but collaborate on many projects.

What's interesting about all this is that Panasonic's different divisions will continue to work separately to create best-in-class TVs, projectors and so on, but collaborate to make hardware and knowhow available to each other to serve business needs.

But collaborate is just what JEROME ROBBINS and TWYLA THARP did with "BRAHMS/HANDEL," created for the New York City Ballet in 1984 and restaged this season for the first time since 1991.

But collaborate they did, bolstered, he says, by their continuing immunity and convinced that their grotesque re-enactments would make them even more heroic to many in the country.

However, as we observe a weak binding in a CoIP between Plk4 and the STIL 1-781 (CC) and the STIL 781-1287 (STAN) constructs (Fig. 4B) it is plausible that either domain (CC or STAN) may weakly bind in isolation but collaborate to achieve a robust binding.

But collaborating was never the official state position, as it was in Vichy France, for instance.

(The pair, like Paul and Julia Child, had no children but collaborated on vast culinary and literary projects).

But collaborating with Mr. Griffiths, he had an enticing scenario to work with, an existential comedy about six people who are survivors or ghostly victims of an auto accident.

He explained that it had now rejected the north-west project, but collaborating with the local police was something it was actively investigating.

We have had difficult negotiations, but collaborated with responsible employers not just to protect existing jobs but to secure additional investment which can guarantee skilled manufacturing jobs into the future.