Sentence examples for collaborating later from inspiring English sources

Where Gross may stretch too far, given his evidence, is when he suggests that the Poles who collaborated with the Germans were prime material for collaborating later with the Communists, and consequently that anti-Semites, not Jews, were the ones "instrumental in establishing the Communist regime in Poland after the war".

The two of them collaborated later in a sublimely foolish duet from Michael Balfe's opera "The Bohemian Girl," of which the world is littered with dusty copies.

Hayles notes that some of them have collaborated in later pieces or even exhibited in shows together.

Kemosabe/RCA gave us permission to release this song!" DuringKeshasponded on Twitter: "Thanks for the clarification @Zedd...".. Stream it below.

Harwell continued his songwriting, later collaborating on a song with Feliciano and continuing to defend the performance, and one of his last wishes before he died, on May 4th, was that Feliciano be invited to sing at his Tigers memorial.

"YouTube culture has always been founded on meeting up, collaborating and then, later, a willingness to meet fans," Amelia Tait explains.

In addition to collaborating on the later single, superstar Michael Jackson also wrote and sang 'Heal the World' and 'Earth Song . Jackson Browne's 'The Pretender' is a cautionary tale against succumbing to the temptation of putting material possessions ahead of everything -- including love.

An mRNA-based approach for HLA-DR expression allows samples to be stored in a frozen state, to be collected at different sites, and to be sent to a collaborating laboratory for later analysis.

Tynan later collaborated on Polanski's Macbeth.

The brothers later collaborated on the left ventricular assist device.

There he also met Antonio da Sangallo the Younger, with whom he later collaborated (see Sangallo family).