Sentence examples for collaborating but from inspiring English sources

"It's fun collaborating but it's still a compromise," he says.

Favourite musical discovery: I love collaborating, but it's mostly so far been dialogue with other singers.

"I'm really good at structure and collaborating, but Michael is just technically, poetically, and intelligence-wise a better writer," he said.

Ali Mohamed's confession represents the first credible, public evidence not only that Mr. Mughniyah and Mr. bin Laden have been collaborating, but that Iran has been backing them.

Fans of folk adventurer Bonnie Prince Billy will be used to the Kentuckian's promiscuous collaborating, but this is one of his most eccentric assignations.

Many years have passed since they started collaborating but they still largely keep to their original roles, with Ms. Parson taking charge of the choreography and Mr. Lazar concentrating on the dramaturgy.

Knight was disciplined about refusing to collaborate, but hopeless with money.

Hans and I collaborated, but it's mainly his world, which is like a university.

In these bands, he collaborates, but he still sounds like Jack White.

Patterson wasn't the first writer to openly collaborate, but he has been by far the most commercially successful.

Perhaps we'll never know how the two producers collaborated, but one thing's for sure: musically, two heads sound exactly the same as one.