Sentence examples for collaborating most from inspiring English sources
The group's founders have since gone on to individual careers — Ms. Valdez is a painter; Mr. Gamboa teaches at the California Institute of the Arts and remains an active artist; Mr. Herrón is a painter and founder of the punk band Los Illegals; Gronk is a successful artist and stage designer, collaborating most recently with Peter Sellars.
The top five pairs of countries collaborating most extensively are GB and US (w = 171) followed by DE and US (w = 104), US and FR (w = 62), US and CA (w = 56), and US and JP (w = 54).
The top five pairs of organisation types collaborating most extensively are LE and Uni (w = 169) followed by LE and SME (w = 156), LE and SO (w = 131), LE and MiE (w = 87), and RI and Uni (w = 85).
The top five pairs of organisations collaborating most extensively are a LE and another LE (w = 22) followed by a LE and a SO (w = 14), a LE and another LE (w = 13), a SO and a LE (w = 13), and a SO and a LE (w = 11).
He says: On the technical side of things, we've collaborated most recently on Breakpad, the system we use for crash reports -- stuff like that will continue.
An architect of talent but a decorator of genius, Jeckyll collaborated most memorably with James McNeill Whistler on the blue-and-gold Peacock Room, created in 1875-76 for the London mansion of the industrialist Frederick Leyland.
Mr. Lieberman also cited Braque's "Still Life With Banderillas" and Picasso's "Still Life With a Bottle of Rum," both executed in 1911, when the two artists collaborated most closely in creating Cubism.
When I spoke with Amr Hamzawy, one of the liberal M.P.s who quit the committee, he noted that there have been a few instances in which the Brotherhood has been willing to collaborate, most notably on a draft of an important new law that would establish clearer legal guidelines for N.G.O.s.
Larger enterprises and universities collaborate most extensively.
Further, it is shown that larger enterprises and universities collaborate most extensively.
The companies that collaborate most with each other also exchange confidential information.
