Sentence examples for collective work with from inspiring English sources

This picaresque project employs a recording of Ashley speech-singing his own novel of the title — a Graham Greene-style tale of an unassuming American who becomes involved in a plan to overthrow a foreign government — to create a collective work with an electronic orchestral part composed by Tom Hamilton and choreographed by Steve Paxton.

Together, Assemble and the collective worked with local youths on a series of so-called 'ransom notes,' a list of demands for workshops and events they wanted to see the gallery take on.

Journal of American History along with the website History Matters: The U.S. Survey Course on the Web published a review by University of Southern California professor Philip J. Ethington that spoke glowingly about both versions of the encyclopedia describing it as "one of the finest collective works (with 633 listed authors) of North American historical scholarship of our era".

Workers manning ferry services to Greece's numerous islands have been demanding the payment of wages more than six months in arrears and the signing of collective work contracts with ferry companies.

Since most hunts are successful, the collective work typically terminates with one lucky individual catching the prey.

Within the scope of this project our aim is to determine some instructional strategies for the needs of a distant web design course with the collective work of students and the instructor.

All this to say -- we've come a long way with our collective work, but there is much more to do.

In the midst of the interview, Putin opined, "Some fans of group sex say that it's better than one-on-one because, as with any collective work, you can skive off," according to a report by the Telegraph.

Residents explained the large size and number of agricultural plots in 1962 (Fig.  2a) as a consequence of high population density and the active involvement in agricultural activities with extensive collective work.

For Colombia, this challenge looms large because a true sense of the country and its citizens as a "collective" working together contrasts with the long and deeply segregated nature of its society.

Inspired by the Harinezumi, dublab, a non-profit Los Angeles-based web radio station and creative collective, worked out a collaboration with Powershovel for their upcoming compilation Light From Los Angeles.