Sentence examples for collaborating with established from inspiring English sources

Jones launched his own menswear label in 2002 – which found a loyal following, particularly in Japan – but unlike other young designers keen to make their name, he concentrated on collaborating with established brands instead.

Bailed out by the theatrical impresario Philip Henslowe, he spent a period working as the junior partner in coauthored plays, collaborating with established dramatists such as Thomas Dekker and John Fletcher, and eventually graduated to his own independent productions.

At AWDF USA, we have had great success in raising black awareness of the maternal health challenge by collaborating with established African-American and African immigrant community organizations, including women in planning and executing initiatives.

(Kehr) WOUNDED PRIDE, SIMMERING PASSION: ROBERTO GAVALDÓN (Friday through Thursday) One of the key directors of the Mexican cinema's golden age, Roberto Gavaldón worked in a wide variety of genres but specialized in thrillers, often collaborating with established writers like B. Traven and José Revueltas.

The SB.TV connections led to Sheeran collaborating with established grime artists including Wiley, JME and Sway, while he simultaneously worked the grind of indie venues in London, performing 300 shows in 2010 alone.

An inquiry about the weather in New York ended with a proposal on my part for a collaborative pipeline in which LIU faculty may collaborate with established scientists at the research institution.

One MNC reasoned that, since they were new to India, they would like to collaborate with established, larger firms initially before working with smaller firms.

Last month, Swint who is pursuing a second graduate degree in film and media from the Krieger School's Advanced Academic Programs was named a Luce Scholar, a prestigious fellowship that will enable her to spend a year in Asia, where she hopes to collaborate with established filmmakers and continue her work with young people.

Dr. Nelson and other veteran missionaries faulted the new arrivals for frequently acting on their own instead of collaborating with more established missionary groups that plan on staying in Haiti for the long haul.

The model is flexible in that it builds on five probabilities to capture the choice of agents for collaborating with either established nodes or newcomers, which need to be calibrated.

It is collaborating with an established journal, Perspectives on Psychological Science, to solicit work from authors who are willing to work completely in the open and have their studies replicated.