Sentence examples for frequent collaborated from inspiring English sources

To celebrate his love for the iconic desert gathering, Lazarus, along with his frequent collaborated (and another Burning Man icon) Matthew Jonson, have made one of their most beloved tracks "Going To The Desert"—a dreamy ode to the week-long party, available for free download. .

The most frequent collaborating relationships were those with AOD and MH treatment services, followed by GPs (family physicians), housing services, and the criminal justice system.

Alan Silvestri, who had collaborated with Verbinski on Mouse Hunt and The Mexican, was set to compose the score, but Bruckheimer decided to go with Zimmer's team instead, who were frequent collaborators of his productions.

In their music there are raw and frequent backup vocals heavily collaborated by main vocals, quick changes between loud and quiet, and Kowalewicz's characteristic vocals which are the key elements that emphasize that assertion.

Frequent feedback from closely collaborating customers is also promoted as a means of fulfilling customer needs[2].

Jennifer Flanders, an interior designer, was a frequent customer, and the two collaborated on projects before merging businesses.

GPs in metropolitan areas reported that they collaborated less frequently with HCC/PC providers and made less frequent home visits when compared to GPs from urban/suburban, town and rural/remote communities (p < .0001 to p = .022).022

"There are people [missing] say, Superpitcher, or Matias Aguayo that I've collaborated with on a frequent basis," Mayer says.

He hired Brian Rea, a frequent Times Magazine illustrator, and Paul Sahre, a designer who also frequently contributes to the magazine, to collaborate on the visuals for a new art box set, "Malcolm Gladwell: Collected".

Collaborating with these reports, our findings point out that depression is highly frequent among newly diagnosed HIV-infected patients.

In 1994, he collaborated with the contemporary theater director Kazuyoshi Kushida to bring Kabuki performances to sites frequented more by Tokyo's sneaker-wearing hipsters than by the theatergoing elite.