Sentence examples for collaborate to write from inspiring English sources
Then have students collaborate to write a plot synopsis for a movie, story or a novel rooted in the topic.
Sit together and write the code together: (Strongly recommended). In this work style, you would sit next to each other at the same computer and collaborate to write the code.
With help from a programmer friend, he set up the comedy-writing equivalent of a Wikipedia page — an online site where anyone could write a joke and edit or even delete the jokes of others — and told his viewing public that if they were so brilliant, they could collaborate to write a script for his show.
WEbook is an online platform where the site's users — authors, writers, and even readers — collaborate to write books.
This realization motivated the authors to reconvene and collaborate to write this Commentary to share their experience and propose the expanded use of group peer review in medical education scholarship.The authors consider the benefits of a peer-review process for reviewers, including learning how to improve their own manuscripts.
What's the process by which two people collaborate to write a novel?
After I rejoined The New Yorker in 1992 he and I and Jeffrey Toobin collaborated to write the magazine's obituary of Thurgood Marshall, whose biography Juan had written.
Since last year, 48 states have been collaborating to write common standards in math and reading, coordinated by the governors' group and with the encouragement of the White House.
While the book is not about Google, it does hope to benefit from the cachet of the Google executives who collaborated to write it: Eric E. Schmidt, executive chairman of Google, and Jared Cohen, director of Google Ideas.
Students curated a collection of seditious art from Malaysia, wrote a screenplay exploring the challenges facing Central Americans seeking asylum in the United States and the lawyers who struggle to help them, and collaborated to write songs and choreograph dance that grappled with the tension between idealism and cynicism in representing the suffering of others.
