Sentence examples for collaborating along from inspiring English sources

For a man who began his musical life as a rapper – not a career much associated with understatement – and went on to release a succession of era-defining albums, including Massive Attack's 1991 debut Blue Lines and 1998's Mezzanine, sell 11m records, collaborating along the way with everyone from Bowie to Burial, Snoop Dogg to Sinéad O'Connor, he is remarkably self-deprecating.

But while eight years later, Zuckerberg is a multi-billionaire, the Winklevosses (I refuse to use the boilerplate plural joke) are still threatening law-suits, collaborating (along with fellow disgruntlee Eduardo Saverin) on a movie about their nemesis – and wailing to any talk show host who will listen (and Piers Morgan) about how wronged they were.

He and I are collaborating along with Sharon Vaughn on a musical called The Sweet Potato Queens.

The documents include accounts of Iraqi forces sodomizing and electrocuting prisoners, according to Al-Jazeera News, which has been collaborating along with The Guardian and Le Monde with WikiLeaks on the latest document dump.

Join this fifth grade, @5CordelloCrew, as they begin to connect and collaborate along with some of our educators, @stephenraimo, @fullerchrism, and @patjlee as they share and inspire others to experiment.

The two collaborated — along with Mr. Eisenman and Steven Holl — on a proposal in the 2002 competition to redesign the World Trade Center site.

Brian Evenson and John Sellekaers first met when they collaborated, along with Daniel de los Santos, on a music/spoken word project related to Brian's first book Altmann's Tongue.

Novell, by going along, was collaborating with the enemy, they said.

Forsythe defended the project's slow pace, saying officials have spent time collaborating with farmers along the river rather than simply forcing the project on them.

Brazil has shown interest in collaborating in non-dollar oil payments, along with India.

David Sanborn and Marcus Miller... Everybody's collaborating with each other and getting along with each other.