Sentence examples for course collaborating from inspiring English sources

What we said: "Of course, collaborating with Pharrell Williams is hardly hitting your bewildered fans with an impenetrable concept album influenced by Henry Cow and Miles Davis's Rated X, but there's still a boldness involved…" wrote Alexis Petridis, in his lead review for the Guardian.

Of course, collaborating actors are required, which is included in the conceptual model.

And of course collaborating on more trunk shows, and hopefully capturing some online sales.

Asus has a 6-inch, full-color e-book reader (why?), and HP is of course collaborating on a medium-sized, mundane tablette with Microsoft, which itself has apparently left the Courier, a genuinely innovative product, on a drawing board somewhere.

Of course, collaborating with an influencer is one of the important steps to taking your business ahead in the year 2018, but your choice of influencer matters.

Haring, of course, collaborated with Vivienne Westwood in the 1980s on her "witches" collection, turning his pop graffiti drawings onto Westwood's boxy pieces.

Matlock is spending two years on campus based in the Center for Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Studies; he is teaching courses, collaborating with students and faculty members, engaging with journalists and policymakers, and delivering lectures on and off campus.

One new one is ClearSMS, which will allow you to promote a new product, send out announcements to your friends and of course collaborate with employees.

Importantly, the course collaborates with a sponsor's laboratory, producing a symbiotic relationship between the classroom and the laboratory and an evolving course curriculum.

Additionally, the fall 2015 course is collaborating closely with Refugee Open Ware (ROW), an innovation consortium based in Amman, Jordan.

And, of course, we collaborated with other platforms to do that.