Sentence examples for collaborations with each from inspiring English sources

A hallmark of the British director Mike Leigh's films is the depth and richness of his characters, developed in lengthy, private collaborations with each actor well before filming starts.

As kindred spirits in creative inquiry, their collaborations with each other beget a third realm of expression.

To work on the score, Rockstar engaged The Alchemist, Oh No and Tangerine Dream with Woody Jackson, who had collaborated with the team on Red Dead Redemption, L.A. Noire (2011) and Max Payne 3. In collaboration with each other, the team of producers composed twenty hours of music which scores the game's missions.

He describes a streamlined network where theatres work in collaboration with each other.

He told the coroner: "It is beginning to look like you are being steamrollered by two states acting in collaboration with each other".

She has published girls' and boys' puberty books in four countries, in collaboration with each country's respective Ministry of Education, and is the Executive Editor of the journal Global Public Health.

Because technology is a crucial part of business strategy, boards and CIOs may need to elevate their engagement and collaboration with each other.

Chipperfield's theme is "Common Ground", by which he means that architects are not lone visionaries, but work in collaboration – with each ther, with builders and clients, with future users and the general public.

The Chudnovskys, between them, have published a hundred and fifty-four papers and twelve books, mostly in collaboration with each other, and mostly on the subject of number theory or mathematical physics.

In much dramatic theatre advance planning involves the preparation of a written script, sometimes prepared by a dramatist and sometimes created by the actors themselves in collaboration with each other or with a writer.

Although they are separated into categories for purposes of discussion, one should keep in mind that nutrients work in collaboration with each other in the body, not as isolated entities.