Sentence examples for collective led from inspiring English sources

The Middle Eastern collective, led by Ala Younis, from Jordan, has six members, and their collaboration seems quite loose.

The Sheffield collective, led by musicians Adrian Flanagan and Dean Honer, asked the actress to narrate their concept album 1612 Underture last year.

Gentleman's Dub Club – nine-piece, all-white dub reggae collective led by Johnny Scratchley, co-founder of Outlook, Croatia's annual "soundsystem culture" festival.

In 2011, she joined the World Full of Bass collective, led by one of the first performers of experimental electronic music in Tunisia, Zied Meddeb Hamrouni.

Lambchop, which was once an alt-country collective led by Kurt Wagner and is now an indefinable collective led by Kurt Wagner — lush strings are present as often as not these days — releases "Mr. M" (Merge; Feb. 21), a sombre and beautiful record that is dedicated to the late Vic Chesnutt and includes several topnotch examples of Wagner's wonderfully opaque lyrics and understated vocals.

Lambchop, which was once an alt-country collective led by Kurt Wagner and is now an indefinable collective led by Kurt Wagner lush strings are present as often as not these days releases "Mr. M" (Merge; Feb. 21), a sombre and beautiful record that is dedicated to the late Vic Chesnutt and includes several topnotch examples of Wagner's wonderfully opaque lyrics and understated vocals.

Their maker, Hostess Brands, has named a pair of private equity firms, Apollo Global Management and C. Dean Metropoulos & Company, as the collective lead bidder for Twinkies and several other snack brands, two people briefed on the matter said on Tuesday.

BLOOMBERG NEWS   Hostess Said to Pick Apollo and Metropoulos as Lead Bidder for Twinkies  |  Hostess Brands is near a deal to name a pair of private equity firms as the collective lead bidder for its Twinkies brand, a person briefed on the matter said on Tuesday.

Collective thinking leads to collective action.

The unrest there resulted in pay concessions and set a precedent for collective bargaining led by representatives chosen by the workers themselves, rather than government-controlled trade unions.

They turned instead to the government-subsidized child care centers, where their collective needs led to a nationwide waiting list that is now more than 25,000 places long.