Sentence examples for collaborate under from inspiring English sources

The British authors Nicci Gerrard and Sean French collaborate under the name Nicci French, and this is the kickoff to their new psychological thriller series.

At least two-thirds of the men fighting on behalf of the government belong to Shiite militias, which have begun to collaborate under the title of Popular Mobilization Forces, or Hashd al-Shaabi, since the ISIS blitz.

Since 2001, the pair, who collaborate under the G | Lab name, have been drawing attention for their delicately ornate furniture and lighting fixtures made from discarded aged wood and laser-cut iron.

The challenge is that the straightforward brand placement described above is only one of an expanding variety of ways in which we collaborate under a broad heading of sponsorship.

Mitch Cope, an artist, and Gina Reichert, an architect, collaborate under the name Design 99, and their most recent creations form a show at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, with the counterintuitive title "Too Much of a Good Thing".

We then see thirty-year-olds Linsey Burritt and Crystal Grover, who collaborate under the name INDO, taking a printout of each hateful comment and rolling it into a tube, then grouping the tubes at one end of a vast, industrial-looking space to create an assemblage that spells out "Love".

Towards the end of the latter period both groups collaborated under the EURAMOS collaboration [21,22] and used the same chemotherapy protocols and it is of concern that TYA patients with osteosarcoma in the UK appear to have worse outcomes than those treated in Germany.

Several fighting groups collaborated under a formally unified command; their thrust across the flatlands made progress.

A fashion plate, graphic designer and D.J., as well as a rapper, Mr. Mathambo has collaborated, under various names, with European D.J.'s.

He learned the craft while working with his older brother Chetan, and the three brothers collaborated under the auspices of the film company Navketan.

Stakeholders led by the Environmental Defense Fund, collaborating under the Investor Confidence Project, have opened a market for "investment quality" building retrofit loans that can be sold to institutional investors.