Sentence examples for career collaboration from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Dawson and Ms. Marks, in contrast, career collaboration prevailed, perhaps because they work in the same industry and have similar management styles.

The Times' Carolina Miranda sits down with LACMA's longtime curator to talk about her career, collaborations and life at LACMA.

It might be the long-lost "History of Cardenio," a late-career collaboration with John Fletcher.

This illuminating exhibition includes videos and sculptures from that series as well as a selection of exuberantly anarchic videos that Mr. Kelley made early in his career in collaboration with Paul McCarthy, Tony Oursler and other artists.

Burke says she learned early in her career that collaboration across disciplines is critical to addressing most natural resource challenges — including conflicts over sometimes competing land use visions.

Early in his career, in collaboration with Klaus Unna at Illinois, he developed surgically induced models of tremor in primates and used them as a measure of the efficacy of antiparkinson drugs.

By then she had already launched her own modest career in collaboration with P.L. (for Pamela) Travers, author of the 1934 "Mary Poppins" and all its sequels.

At the beginning of his career such collaborations were rare, and often ham-handed.

In 1992 he resumed his recording career via collaborations with musicians from other countries.

Alice Munro dedicating The Love of a Good Woman to Ann Close, her editor of more than thirty years, is something else: a gesture of gratitude for an almost career-length collaboration.

His later career included collaborations with artists from various fields, including theatre pieces with Robert Wilson, films with Wim Wenders and works with the composer Laurie Anderson, who was his companion for the last 20 years.