Sentence examples for day collaborating from inspiring English sources

True to unpredictable form, Horne says he dreams of one day collaborating with Celine Dion, whose work he secretly loves, as well as nine-time Tony Award winner Tommy Tune.

Contrasting the sport's brutal, full-contact physicality with the fake showmanship of its American counterpart, the 22-year-old Brixton-based producer said quietly that he dreams of one day collaborating with the Japanese wrestling crew that his label, Bala Club, is named after.

As their first competitive game at the refurbished Superdome, it was shown live on national television and the centrepiece of the pre-match entertainment were U2 and Green Day collaborating on a rousing version of The Skids' classic The Saints are Coming.

In this capacity Day collaborated with Thomas Dekker, Henry Chettle, and some lesser-known writers.

My dream was to one day collaborate with him or play drums for him.

He has a working relationship with his father's estate and hopes to one day collaborate on a posthumous project through his company, though there are no current plans.  .

I welcome her to the stages of my world, with the hope that she will one day collaborate with of the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Common or Rakim to share her voice and bring her hip-hopera to the masses in the same way that Kathleen Battle and Queen Latifah took the stage.

Fifty years ago, the business behemoths of the day were collaborating with city planners to drive urban motorways through city centres.

Convened by the visionary California Calls, a statewide grassroots alliance, we spent the day learning, collaborating, and making BIG plans.

(Anderson) Pam Tanowitz (Friday and Saturday) Collaborating with the Flux Quartet, Pam Tanowitz choreographs "Untitled (the Blue Ballet" to Morton Feldman's musically challenging String Quartet No. 1. At 8 p.m., the Kitchen, 512 West 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 255-5793, Ext.

RIO DE JANEIRO — Jorge Noguera, Colombia's former spymaster, was convicted on Wednesday of collaborating with paramilitary assassination squads and sentenced to 25 years in prison for his involvement in the 2004 murder of a prominent sociologist.