Sentence examples for come to collaborate from inspiring English sources
How did you come to collaborate with him?
Visiting artists come to collaborate on performances, movies, books and installations; young art interns live out in the woods, in outbuildings and tents.
Co-director Taghrid Choucair-Vizoso said the idea was to see how "people in radically different circumstances, with different cultural circumstances, come to collaborate".
Some major companies such as Google and Facebook, Waber says, are already promoting socializing by, for instance, building campuses, where all workers come to collaborate.
Did you work with Eva on Overshadowed (the theatre play) and how did you and Eva come to collaborate on the project?
Barcelona-based dotopen has launched its B2B communication platform in public beta today in another attempt to create a successful matchmaking service for businesses where decision makers could come to collaborate and connect with each other.
By Lydia Sherwood and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 15 , 1939P. 9 More and more, it seems to us, husbands and wives are coming to collaborate in turning out books.
Especially, the Japanese tried to win over well-educated elites, Christians and landlords among Koreans, who thus came to collaborate with the Japanese colonial rule especially after the Sino-Japanese War, while suppressing the activities of nationalists and communists.
This year, the Neubauer Collegium supported fellows who were not associated with a single project and came to collaborate with a variety of faculty members on campus.
