Sentence examples for ever collaborated from inspiring English sources

Analyses of the structure of collaboration are based on the dichotomized data, showing whether two persons had ever collaborated.

I do not believe they ever collaborated.

So when they publicly cooperated on "Psyché," in 1671, there seems little reason to believe they had ever collaborated before.

Long before we ever collaborated together in journalism, I met Arlene when we were both singing in the Jerriese Johnson East Village Gospel Choir in the early 2000s.

Anyone I've ever collaborated with before has been from my peer group and John, well, John is someone you associate with events like Diana's funeral.

In fact, this was the first time these two artists in their 40s had ever collaborated, which was surprising, since they have long traveled the byways of the international orchestra world.

"Nobody ever collaborates with me.

I don't ever collaborate,'" he says.

Did they ever collaborate, as far as you know?

Calling artists "as intolerant as the religious right", Stanhope despairs of ever collaborating with them (he lives in an artist community so he should know).

Apparently, although he and Taylor decided to obfuscate her handiwork by billing her as "Nils Sjoberg", she blew a gasket when an interviewer asked Calvin if he would ever collaborate with her.