Sentence examples for making them collaborating from inspiring English sources

When we started making them, collaborating with our friends in the extended VICE family, we really didn't know how they would come together to create a TV channel.

The programs bring together all the agencies that normally deal with mentally ill children -- including the juvenile justice system and child welfare offices -- to make them collaborate rather than try to stick each other with the bills for a child's care.

When ideas come to your mind that match the story, try to make them collaborate with and build up the story.

Research paradigms, norms and modus operandi differ significantly between researchers and clinicians making them less likely to collaborate [ 40].

Ultrasound CNB can be difficult in patients with severe psychiatric disorders, which makes them impossible to collaborate on, and is contraindicated in some cases of severe blood dyscrasia.

3. The Communist Party was a legally registered and recognised party in Israel. 5. Author's note: for example, the difficulty of the travel and other conditions would make them vulnerable to agreeing to collaborate in exchange for being given a teaching job in their home area again, but if they refused to collaborate and refused to make the transfer, the authorities would be able to fire them.

JuntoBox was developed as a social-media platform for filmmakers and fans to share ideas to create films and then collaborate to make them.

We won't stop making or collaborating, because we hope make an impact on the art and business world.

Some of them were already making plans for collaborating in records or travelling to Africa together.

SHAUN LEANE British goldsmith Leane, who made his name collaborating with Alexander McQueen, pushes the boundaries of fine jewelry.

The paper was not so much making news as collaborating in spreading it.