Sentence examples for collaborating on that from inspiring English sources

Ruido opens with eight employees and project work for the Office of National Drug Control Policy Ruidoo is collaborating on that work with Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide in New York, part of the WPP Group.

Genzyme Transgenics is collaborating on that idea with Fresenius AG, which would handle the clinical development, regulatory approvals and sales.

Group boards will have their own designated feed, where users will be able to communicate with others collaborating on that board and also get updates on new member additions or added pins.

Producer Rick Parashar stated in 2002, "As I recall, I think Jeff had, like, a bass line...I heard the bass line and then we kind of were collaborating on that in the control room, and then I just started programming on the keyboard all this stuff; he was jamming with it and it just kind of came about like that".

I recently visited Great Bear Lake as part of an international boreal conservation campaign delegation, which traveled there to learn from Délı̨nę's elders and resource management leaders about their aspirations for conservation of the area--and to explore the potential for collaborating on that protection.

We hear this particularly from teams collaborating on projects that require lots of coordination and communication.

It ordered the state's largest hospitals — four of which had already proposed their own centers — to collaborate on that one project.

iEARN, (212) 870-2693, www.iearn.org, connects students so they can collaborate on projects "that can make a difference," says Lisa Jobson, director of programs.

Then he stopped and said it's interesting that in Silicon Valley "collaboration" is defined as something you do with another colleague or company to achieve greatness — something to be praised — as in: "They collaborated on that beautiful piece of software".

All five collaborated on that group's droll, coyly subversive works ("The Secretaries," "Oedipus at Palm Springs"), but Ms. Kron ultimately returned to her roots and wrote autobiographical one-woman plays like "2.5 Minute Ride," not to mention "Well," which she has described as "a solo play with other people".

Going forward, everyone who creates a video on PowToon will be able to collaborate on that video using Framebench.