Sentence examples for collaborative celebration from inspiring English sources
Copresents is a new collaborative celebration of music and arts festival taking place this Saturday at RMIT CBD Campus.
And as people, we have the opportunity and the responsibility to continue leading an Olympic movement that upholds sport as a uniquely collaborative and inclusive celebration of human possibility and the potential for a more just global community.
The continuing emergence of the Brooklyn Museum as a healthily collaborative site for the celebration of black artists is a providential example.
This beauty was part of the Millionhands x International Feel collaborative line, a sumptuous celebration of this year's best Balearic release - Mark Barrott's Sketches from an Island record.
Other synergies in terms of collaborative actions such as the annual celebration of Breastfeeding Week in August, include support from NGOs who organize breastfeeding community lectures, and the Ministry of Health which supports and prioritises breastfeeding within the model of integral child care.
This self-proclaimed "celebration of New York City" by the collaborative theater ensemble Mabou Mines does not inspire.
WSD2013 will bring a community of international collaborative artists to Cardiff to share in a celebration of their collective achievements.
The durational performance is presented with the Brooklyn art collaborative Norte Maar as part of the museum's celebration of Cage's centenary.
The symposium concluded as a celebration that showcased some of the best collaborative initiatives to have emerged over the past seven years and as a springboard for the future.
However, the celebration of new life became a highlight of the annual AVERT collaborators' meetings and helped maintain a cohesive collaborative group.
Students get hands-on at Maker Break, the first annual celebration of making at MIT. Spot welding steel numerals as part of a collaborative sculpture building at least the first thousand digits of pi at one of the making stations.
