Sentence examples for going collaborate from inspiring English sources
Hik senses that Canada needs to get it's act together quickly on how it's going collaborate internationally, because "very soon we're going to have research groups from around the world knocking on our door, asking us, 'This is what we'd like to do; how can we do this?'".
As business buzzwords go, "collaborate" and its derivatives are surely modern favorites.
There, she began working on her debut album, Let Go, collaborating with a host of prime songwriters and producers.
But it does remind one of Bergman, with whom Fellini was going to collaborate on a film, together with Kurosawa.
I'm not going to collaborate with just anybody because I honestly feel that some cats are disrespecting this craft.
But it does remind one of Bergman, with whom Fellini was going to collaborate, together with Kurosawa.
So if I was going to collaborate again, I might have to wait a couple of decades until someone idolizes me.
The research we're doing at MIT and Southampton is so you can make up your own objects and say we're going to collaborate about bridges and girders and buses, because we're redesigning Hammersmith Bridge.
"Many of the haulers – the Waste Managements and the Republics of the world who run landfills – know this is happening, and so we are going to collaborate with them," she said.
