Sentence examples for had begun collaborating from inspiring English sources

When the band's bassist quit, Wire shifted to bass and Edwards, who had begun collaborating with Wire on song lyrics and design, joined as rhythm guitarist.

Recognising that it was all but inevitable that rogue athletes would turn to versions of EPO still under development, WADA had begun collaborating with companies to ensure that it would have a test waiting.

In December 2006, however, producer Grant Curtis announced that Elfman had begun collaborating with Christopher Young on the music for Spider-Man 3. Sandman's theme uses "two contrabass saxophones, two contrabass clarinets, two contrabass bassoons and eight very low French horns" to sound "low, aggressive and heavy".

Elsewhere, museums have begun collaborating, pooling resources, bending old rules.

Meanwhile, Islamic separatists within Indonesia and Al Qaeda were believed to have begun collaborating.

Sharing Just as museums have begun collaborating on everything from dot-com businesses to the acquisitions of major artworks, they are now sharing talent.

Other experts say that the Homeland Security Department has begun collaborating with private industry on network security issues, but that there is room for improvement.

Now, with what some scientists say is renewed interest in the cheetah, the Iranian government's Department of Environment has begun collaborating with Dr. Schaller and colleagues.

Prince George's County, the very district that helped elect Ramirez, has begun collaborating with immigration authorities in two controversial federal enforcement programmes, Section 287 g) and Secure Communities, that have resulted in record-level deportations of illegal aliens.

The rest of the room combines selected works from the museum's collection by George Segal, James Rosenquist and Edward Ruscha, with some new promised gifts of work by Mr. Wesselmann, Roy Lichtenstein, Warhol and Claes Oldenburg, who in recent years has begun collaborating with his wife, Coosje van Bruggen.

Similarly, residential Internet Service Providers (ISP) have begun collaborating with CDNs in order to provide better Quality of Service (QoS) to their customers.