Sentence examples for collaborate to offer from inspiring English sources

They Deserve a Free Film As the holidays wrap up and the freezing Atlantic winds chase the part-time Hamptonites away, the John Drew Theater at Guild Hall and the East Hampton Library collaborate to offer the hardy year-rounders weekly free screenings of noteworthy foreign films.

General purpose processors, graphics processing units (GPUs) and field-programmable gate-arrays (FPGAs) compete and collaborate to offer ever increasing performances.

Images Without Borders is a collaboration of 125 photographers from seven countries collaborating to offer more than 400 fine art prints to benefit Doctors Without Borders.

Mobile-telecoms operators and financial institutions are collaborating to offer mobile payments.Cross-border ties are also on the rise.

Experienced headteachers with years of experience are collaborating to offer academically challenging alternatives to EBCs; we know what we are talking about.

By the 1970s, groups of schools were collaborating to offer their children a varied history course which might take in the modern world, the Arab-Israeli conflict and medicine through time.

"We are excited to have closed the acquisition in order to begin collaborating to offer the best in quality and depth of content, user experience and new business opportunities for our partners," said Eric Schmidt, Chief Executive Officer of Google.

As ambassadors of the charity, the duo collaborated to offer the chance for one fan and a friend to win an evening out with them in return for a donation to the charity as part of an exclusive "#HangwithLiam&Harry" global campaign.

Godfrey K Torto, who co-founded the football campaign with Cole, said: "It's a privilege to collaborate with Carlton to offer help to Ebola victims in Sierra Leone.

For informal collaborations the urologist functioned as gatekeeper for the patient, choosing when and with whom to collaborate and when to offer a referral to the patient.

A FMG is an administrative arrangement for existing practices in which primary care physicians who wish to participate are grouped together to collaborate with nurses to offer primary care services, including patient follow-up, health promotion and preventive care, to a group of registered patients.