Sentence examples for collaboration up for from inspiring English sources
I remember filling up my cart with several wearable pieces from the much buzzed about and site-crashing Missoni for Target collection a few years ago, and now I'm eyeing the cute set of wheels as well as the black and white paddleboard set from the Marimekko collaboration up for sale starting this weekend on April 17th.
Cohen and Lawson set their collaboration up for success by being clear about what both parties wanted from the collaboration.
The success or otherwise of another Brit, Charli XCX, could depend on whether the backlash against Australian rapper Iggy Azalea manifests itself in the voting, with their collaboration Fancy up for two awards alongside Iggy's nods for best new artist and best rap album.
During his first five months at Rikers Island other artists have released at least 23 tracks featuring guest appearances by Dwayne "Lil Wayne Carterr, including a remix of Drake's Jay-Z collaboration "Light Up," for which Wayne contributed verses by phone from jail.
Timberlake's Jay-Z assisted comeback single, "Suit & Tie" is also up for collaboration and direction — no surprise considering he tapped acclaimed filmmaker David Fincher ("The Social Network," "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") to direct the clip.
The video – which featured a special guest verse from Lamar and a handful of Swift's famous girlfriends – is also up for collaboration and a slew of technical awards including direction, visual effects and cinematography.
The South African artist is wrapping up a series of promo dates in the UK before he heads home, hopeful that he will collect one of two possible gongs – he's up for best collaboration and best male.
The pop superstar is also in the running for female R&B/pop artist against Adele, Rihanna, K. Michelle and rising singer Andra Day; and her viral smash with Nicki Minaj, "Feeling Myself," is up for best collaboration. .
Another early Tresselt-Duvoisin collaboration, "Sun Up" (1949), for ages 4 to 8, was praised in The Times Book Review for creating "an evocative impression of the changing moods of wind and weather".
Chirac signs up for research collaborations.
