Sentence examples for invitations to collaborate from inspiring English sources
Prevented from rejoining the Diet, he retired to his family estates, where he lived quietly for some years, unmolested by the Austrian authorities, who had decided that his activities had not been treasonable, but refusing all invitations to collaborate with a regime that he condemned as illegal.
Lindenberg presented his dean with evidence of how he was still useful to the university, including a list of recent publications and continued invitations to collaborate.
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Ten days later, Ocean would be in the studio with Beyoncé, at her invitation, to collaborate on a track for her album "4".
1938 Italy Rejects U.S. Plan on Refugees ROME — The Italian government today rejected President Roosevelt's invitation to collaborate in an international committee to facilitate emigration of political refugees from the New Germany.
I was recently appointed associate artist at Tamasha Theatre Company, who I'm thrilled have accepted my invitation to collaborate with Mulberry School in a move it is hoped could become a long-term association.
When things go awry, no matter who is responsible, he smiles and asks, "If I could just try that again?" Kathryn McDowell, the London Symphony's managing director, describes Mr. Davis's conducting as "an invitation to collaborate," and the players agree.
When Albarn accepted Shi-Zheng's invitation to collaborate on the opera, "Monkey" had already been staged as a play and as a television series, which ran first in Japan for two seasons during the late seventies and, later, in England and Australia.
In December 2009, all colleges that offered nursing education (n = 18), received information about the study's research objectives and an invitation to collaborate.
