Sentence examples for collaborated with a group from inspiring English sources

He collaborated with a group of Zambian artisans to create rough-edged chairs and traveled to the Amazon as a guest of the World Nature Foundation.

For two new pieces, though, he has collaborated with a group of dancers from Rio de Janeiro; "Correria" and "Agwa" are inspired by their stories of growing up in favelas, and the choreography incorporates elements of athletic samba and capoeira.

One woman noted that the New Museum had recently collaborated with a group called WAGE – Working Artists and the Greater Economy – to take on the issue of artist compensation in an exhibit called "Free".

He had sold millions of records and won three Oscars for his film soundtracks, but largely wound down his career in the late 1980s, devoting his time to playing golf and dabbling in art and design: in 1991, he collaborated with a group of ex-Lamborghini employees to create the Cizeta-Moroder V16T, a sports car that retailed for $300,000£192,00000).

To study whether IL-15Rα might also affect human endurance, Khurana collaborated with a group of researchers in Australia who keep a library of genetic samples from Olympic and world-class athletes.

Together, they collaborated with a group of American physicians, public health officials, and healthcare workers on designing a system capable of addressing the disparities in rural Mississippi.

The Pakistani-born Canadian was accused of collaborating with a group of British Muslims led by Omar Khyam, from Crawley, West Sussex.

When I prepared my album Maria I studied the technique of yodelling with a Swiss folk singer; and then, of course, I adored collaborating with a group of flamenco players.

The researchers are now collaborating with a group that conducts longitudinal epidemiological research; the plan is to track communities and individuals over time, instead of looking at a high-altitude snapshot.

We've been collaborating with a group from the University of Alberta to mine plant genomes to look for new light-activated proteins to see if we can expand the colour separation to get true two-colour activation.

Grey is collaborating with a group of WPP-owned agencies in the campaign for multigrain Pringles, which will begin a new, but as yet unannounced, phase for the coming school year.