Sentence examples for collaborated on making from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hutchins and Professor Gates have collaborated on making the Harvard program "the unmatched juggernaut of African-American studies," Mr. Hutchins said.

We all collaborated on making the film.

Alternatively, the campaign "team" could collaborate on making a campaign Web site.

Until now, separate agencies have had neither motive nor means to collaborate on making their information and services easier to use online.

For the first three years of marriage, they lived in the West Village and collaborated on everything: making quirky art films, playing in a band and even wearing jeans that appeared interchangeable.

Cooley: For papers we collaborated on, we made a rule at the very beginning that the corresponding author would be the one whose student was first author.

iEARN, (212) 870-2693, www.iearn.org, connects students so they can collaborate on projects "that can make a difference," says Lisa Jobson, director of programs.

A woman collaborates on making a nuclear bomb in Nick Gill's Sand, which starts at The Other Room, Cardiff.

Work with other vendors to collaborate on ingredients, making your product--whatever it is--truly unique.

In the stage version, James Valcq, the composer, and Fred Alley, the lyricist, who collaborated on the book, make it clear that rebirth is not a matter of ritual but is instead a matter of human connection.

She played the mysterious governess Sophie in Jacques Rivette's "Céline and Julie Go Boating" (1974), whose screenplay she collaborated on, and she made three films with Mr. Téchiné: "French Provincial" (1975), "Barocco" (1976) and "The Brontë Sisters" (1979), in which she played Charlotte Brontë opposite Isabelle Adjani as Emily and Isabelle Huppert as Anne.