Sentence examples for collaborators to bring from inspiring English sources

But believe me it has taken all of my skills and, more important (and potent), those of my collaborators to bring the SuperSTEM project to this stage.

For An Autumn Lexicon, Chaimowicz selects a few of his favorite artists and collaborators to bring the exhibit together.

But deeply religious Gaudí was an austere character: it was left to Jujol, his little-known collaborator, to bring a lightness of touch and humour to many of his most famous works.

But the number of highs is impressive, as is the breadth and ambition of the music E-40 chooses to rap on, and the invention he and his production and vocal collaborators consistently manage to bring to the table.

What is more surprising is that he and the film's co-writer and director (and Ferrell's frequent collaborator) Adam McKay decided to bring Ron back after a decade.

Moreover, through the six issues of the Spectator each week, Steele and his collaborator Joseph Addison tried to bring the reading public, which was still just about small enough to be spoken to as a whole, up to somewhere near their level.

"There's nothing like 24/7 fieldwork to bring collaborators together, or to reveal interpersonal problems," says glaciologist Nicholas Midgley of Nottingham Trent University in the United Kingdom.

If curiosity isn't instinctive among your collaborators then you need to bring it to life.

It read something like: "Two bright young things from the London College of Printing are looking for collaborators, people who are willing to bring ideas for a magazine of sorts.

An original first rough draft of American – the working title for Citizen Kane – which was written in 1940 by Welles' collaborator Herman Mankiewicz, has been estimated to bring between $20,000 and $30,000 as part of the Calabasas, California-based auctioneer's three-day sale of Hollywood memorabilia.

If Paul Weller's family have sustained his musical career, his marriage to Dee C Lee would indicate a parallel desire to bring his musical collaborators into the family.