Sentence examples for collective which is from inspiring English sources

Kenji Hirata is a member of the Barnstormers collective, which is based in North Carolina but travels nationally.

Co-written by Zeitlin with Lucy Alibar, adapting her own play, Beasts is more generally the product of Court 13, a sort of community arts collective – which is what gives the film its peculiar immediacy.

Abandoning the chanters, he goes off to the Czech Republic, looking to reconnect with his son, who has joined an electronic jazz group, the Sound Defenestration Collective, which is about as easy-listening as it sounds.

This show numbers 3 women among 22 artists and one collective, which is shameful, but at least Adam McEwen, the artist who organized it, has curbed the enthusiastic machismo that pervaded several of the summer's efforts.

The joys of electronically looped repetition -- rippling echoes, trance-inducing rhythms, motion dissolving into meditation and re-emerging -- fill the euphoric, dizzying music of ANIMAL COLLECTIVE, which is performing at Celebrate Brooklyn! on Tuesday, and the wistful songs of WASHED OUT, performing Monday at the Bowery Ballroom.

So instead of doing it themselves, Q Fifty One is acquiring Edition Collective, which is an online-only menswear retailer.

Among the artists who defined the years between the renaissance and today's gallery owners is the Weusi Collective, which was at the core of the black arts movement of the 1960s and '70s.

Whenever you see Moosewood Restaurant or Moosewood Collective, which was formed in 1979, that means the recipes are coming from those two entities, which continue to publish their own work.

Other fanciful asides from the main album tracklist include a rumbling cover of Paul Weller's "The Butterfly Collective", which was the B-side to the "Queer" single, here it's layered with anarchic guitars, and 49-year-old Manson makes her flexible and bombastic vocal into a whine to mirror the distorted keyboards.

On the contrary, neoliberalism has a distinct view on society and the links between individuals and the collective, which are commonly based on the "prudent management of self and others" that Lessenich (2011) associates to neosociality.

Before working at 4Info, Colwell was the vice president of national and direct sales at display ad network Collective, which was behind mobile ad campaigns for brands like Discovery, Bank of America, Procter & Gamble and Ford.