Sentence examples for can't collaborate from inspiring English sources

If they go ahead, by 2016-7 we'll be talking about a programme across the three theatres where not very much is being produced, so the next Pitmen Painters is not on the slate, where the Theatre Royal can't collaborate with the RSC.

You can't collaborate or video chat with the first 10 viewers like on Hangouts, or pipe in the webcam streams of any audience member like promising startup OnTheAir.

You can mark up files and email them to other people, but multiple people can't collaborate on those files in realtime, or communicate with each other directly via voice or text.

Of course, dead authors like Charlotte Bronte, Mark Twain and Alexandre Dumas can't collaborate with Booktrack composers.

While super PACs can raise unlimited funds from corporations, unions, associations and individuals, the groups can't donate money to a campaign and can't collaborate on campaign strategies with political candidates.

It's a badly-organized legacy system where key players can't really collaborate in a way that makes sense or feels right.

Several personal threads run through the album: his relationship with the mother of his daughter (it's complicated but worth it), the kind of world his child is entering (he's worried), his relationship with the music industry (he trusts it even less now that he can't freely collaborate with friends tied up in label deals).

If you can't draw, collaborate with someone who can — see also, for example, Konno Oyuki (author) and Hibiki Reine (illustrator) of the Maria-sama ga Miteru series.

I can't stand collaborating with egotistical DPs.

I didn't collaborate with him (laughs).

I wouldn't collaborate with you".