Sentence examples for collaborated last year from inspiring English sources

Morton and Shah also collaborated last year on a study of layered nanoparticles targeted against osteosarcoma, a form of bone cancer that has a low treatment rate.

She also collaborated last year with Manic Street Preachers on the song "Europa Geht Durch Mich", produced by her partner, Alex Silva.

8 P.M. (Sundance) ICONOCLASTS: KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR + CHUCK D Mr. Abdul-Jabbar, the N.B.A.'s career scoring leader and a Hall of Famer, and the rapper Chuck D (above right, with Mr. Abdul-Jabbar) collaborated last year on the documentary "On the Shoulders of Giants," about the New York Renaissance basketball team.

She collaborated last fall with Nailtini on four nail polishes with "Mad Men" monikers like Bourbon Satin.

Governments finally collaborated last fall to knock the dollar down, so far that Japan's exporters are hurting.

Manzarek also produced albums for the punk band X, collaborated (1980s) with Philip Glass in a recorded rock adaptation of German composer Carl Orff's Carmina Burana, and founded the rock quintet Nite City, which produced (1977 and 1978) two unremarkable albums.

As a result of the connection with Deitch, Millepied collaborated last summer with Mark Bradford, a visual artist based in South Los Angeles, in a presentation that took place in galleries at MOCA that were showing Bradford's work.

Ron Ferguson, Archos' chief operating officer, describes Dish as "a longtime partner and investor," noting that the two collaborated late last year to create free software that transfers shows from Dish digital video recorders to Archos players.

The album's recording sessions were the first time Moore and Portnoy collaborated since 1994 in their work in Dream Theater.

It was due to their meeting on the Sandman movie project that Avary and Gaiman collaborated one year later on the script for Beowulf.

But Kantner, Casady and Kaukonen had not collaborated since 1972, when Kaukonen and Casady left the Airplane to make Hot Tuna, previously a side project, their main pursuit.