Sentence examples for enough to collaborate from inspiring English sources

Real strength is being brave enough to collaborate on new technologies and share control.

She's a very important powerful artist in my life who has taught me a lot and whom I have been lucky enough to collaborate with.

"I'm lucky enough to collaborate with the very best in the business, so I never get the chance to be bored".

It's a rapidly expanding market and some studios have even been smart enough to collaborate with designers whose work makes a concerted effort to buck the trend.

I'm fortunate enough to collaborate with the artist Dave McKean, whose breathtaking illustrations for Phoenix draw on the Hubble photography we both love.

Almost simultaneously, he was diverse and prolific enough to collaborate on BBC radio with Frank Muir, Denis Norden and the actor Peter Jones on the improvised series In All Directions, which is regarded as a forerunner of the Goon Show.

They put aside their differences long enough, however, to collaborate in securing passage of the Hepburn Act (1906), extending the Interstate Commerce Commission's regulatory powers over the railroads.

But his gravitation towards music proved strong enough: looking to collaborate, he began hitting artists up to see if they needed help with branding or artwork.

She worked with Mr. Goode during summers at the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, and it is clear why he was impressed enough to continue collaborating with her.

Descriptions of people and places are rich enough to nourish the reader's imagination, but frugal enough to allow it to collaborate in the act of creation.

Mr. Westheimer said Tumblr's alert was the first he had heard of SOPA, and it was enough to prompt him to collaborate on the protest, which attracted close to a thousand people.