Sentence examples for from collaborations from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's scripts have always resulted from collaborations among playwrights, actors, and editors.

We've gotten into new markets that way – sales in Sweden, Norway and France have all come from collaborations".

"My rough estimate is that a scientific paper emerges about once every three days from collaborations that have come out of this institute," Dr. Lander said.

All Together Commissioned world premieres resulting from collaborations between choreographers and composers are on tap from tonight through Saturday night at 8 when "Face the Music and Dance" returns to Symphony Space, on Broadway at 95th Street.

In recent years, unofficial and quasi-official outlets for liberal political ideas have multiplied rapidly in China -- on the Internet, in informal discussion groups, in magazines and books that result from collaborations between independent editors and state publishers.

From collaborations with symphony orchestras to dialogues with musicians and cultures far removed from jazz, his instantly recognisable themes retained that songlike forthrightness, and a childlike frankness and grace.

Some of Ruhlmann's finest pieces resulted from collaboration.

"I need the energy that comes from collaboration," she says.

Innovation comes from collaboration these days, and leadership is defined by the ability to make collaboration happen".

We have already identified categories of high expenditure which offer the greatest opportunities for savings from collaboration.

You learn a lot from collaboration with a person you love: how and when to say things, how to criticise".