Sentence examples for collaborated call from inspiring English sources

Though mainstream cultural narratives often fail those relegated to the fringes of our societies, artists like Leslie Foster are deliberately crafting content that, as Foster and the artists with whom he's collaborated call it, "isn't for you".

When I work with them or collaborate we call ourselves Love Is African.

A recent PWC report, noting the complications that come when multiple regulators collaborate, called the Volcker Rule "one of the most challenging financial regulatory provisions ever written, dealing with highly technical complex legal matters crossing banking, capital markets and investment management rules".

Business communications company Avaya has developed a virtual environment where companies can hold meetings, work on projects and collaborate called web.alive.

In 1975, Harry and I collaborated in a call for a reformed type of religious education – we called it "education in stances for living" – that was published in the BHA booklet Objective, Fair and Balanced (1975).

It didn't take a genius to say, 'Why don't I use the Internet to collaborate?' " Mark O'Connell calls the Omnivore's Hatchet Job of the Year award, which goes to the most scathing book review, the "worst award of its generation".

Shaquille O'Neal and Biggie were close friends and even collaborated on a song together, called "Can't Stop The Reign".

In 2003, the women collaborated on a play called "Woman's Outcry," based on their own difficult life experiences, which included kidnapping, forced marriage, and domestic abuse.

The duo, who recently collaborated on a new song called "Timber," were hyped to play five concerts in late October and early November.

She and Treacy also collaborated on a book called "Philip Treacy".

The two collaborated on a project called Nite Funk three years ago, which is finally being released this summer.