Sentence examples for have collaborated together from inspiring English sources
(It's a dynamic that allows the parents, then, to be respectful and supportive — at a recent show at City Winery, Richard Thompson lovingly invited Teddy onstage to sing a few songs with him, and the Wainwrights have collaborated together often).
(Tommasini) ★ Richard Goode and Sarah Shafer (Sunday) Presented by the wallet-friendly Peoples' Symphony Concerts series, the esteemed pianist Richard Goode and the rising young soprano Sarah Shafer, who have collaborated together at the Marlboro Music Festival, offer songs by Mahler, Schubert and Brahms.
THE comic actors and writers Renée Taylor and Joe Bologna, who have collaborated together onstage and off since the 1960's, have brought their latest show, "If You Ever Leave Me... I'm Going With You!," to Broadway, where it opens tomorrow night under their direction at the Cort Theater.
Perhaps you and your mentor have collaborated together before--or perhaps not.
Broussard and Sina met through a co-working space and have collaborated together on Startup Bus projects.
From an empirical point of view, it simply means the number of times two researchers have collaborated together in a common research project.
Mr. Hall has worked on 10 different plays at Live Theater — including "Cooking With Elvis," in which Mr. Connel made his professional stage debut — and the "Pitmen" actors estimated that two or more of them had collaborated together on a total of 20 productions at Live Theater.
He's a close friend and we've collaborated together a bunch.
Lotus is the third album in which Aguilera and Furler have collaborated on material together for.
We have these really deep conversations that scrape up "core issues" and have collaborated on things together with guidance from the I Ching or tarot.
As successful songwriters and producers for hire, the three have collaborated separately and together with the likes of Britney Spears and Bruno Mars — name-brand stars whose songs use melody and rhythm to shape public personas.
