Sentence examples for go on a collaborative from inspiring English sources

"You are now in the top tier of what has become the national sport," Pandora tells Edison, once the two go on a collaborative diet "despite the paint-drying languor of the exercise".

A good collaborative season usually means that the staff has to go on a diet when it's over.

When Rita asked what motivated him, he said, "What choice do I have?" He went on to explain that filmmaking is a collaborative effort and that his students depended on him; he didn't want to let them down.

It's a conversation that's going on in silos but not in any collaborative way.

They have gone on to create many multi-media collaborative art projects and mind-bending videos that tell the story of the band and their music to the public.

"There are constructive and collaborative negotiations going on, and we are optimistic there will be a less draconian solution," she said.

Otero hit the nail on the head: "There's no collaborative process going on with someone who is hip and cool and who is ethnic and a woman".

But the other and more positive sensation you get in Sims world is that some mass creative process is going on, like the writing of a joint novel with millions of collaborative and competitive authors.

"There has been some collaborative work going on, but we could be doing much more". This year, the University was included in the meetings.

The HGP has established a brilliant example of global collaboration for the sake of humanity and scientific advancement, and followed by the International HapMap Project, the International 1000 Genome Project, the International Cancer Genome Project, the Global BioGenome Project, and dozen of other internationally collaborative projects going on now.

Linkin Park created Music For Relief, dedicated to disaster relief and combatting climate change, MFR was initially in response to the tsunami in Indonesia and has gone on to create some truly amazing and collaborative campaigns.