Sentence examples for may have collaborated from inspiring English sources

So, however often he may have collaborated with Brian de Palma, Mike Nichols or Warren Beatty, he has made sure he has done so from a European perspective.

KAWASAKI'S ROSE During the making of a documentary about his father-in-law, a celebrated Czech psychiatrist, a filmmaker discovers that the older man may have collaborated with the secret police during the Communist period.

Australia 1992 was mercifully free of ceremony, and it took the 1996 opener at Eden Gardens to redress the balance, where the $3m Son et lumière laser show (I think Jean Michel Jarre may have collaborated) had not catered for a strong wind billowing the huge, filmy-fabric projection screen like the sails on the Cutty Sark.

Finkelstein's hatred of Jews runs so deep that he has actually implied that his own mother, who survived the Nazi Holocaust, may have collaborated with the Nazis.

The latest challenge has come on behalf of the Snowden Family of Knox County, Ohio, who may have collaborated with Emmett to write "Dixie".

The introduction by Giora Amir describes as "a bunch of mockers, pseudo-historians and historians" those who, like Vrba, argue that the Slovakian Jewish Council may have collaborated with the Nazis by concealing what was happening in Auschwitz.

This is the first season that creative director Tomas Maier has collaborated with British stylist Katie Grand.

In this manner, the authors who had the same research direction were connected together by author co-citation analysis; although in reality they may never have collaborated on a publication.

"If, as Africans, we do not heed these examples and implications, history may judge us to have collaborated in the greatest genocide of all time".

Howard L. Sacks and Judith Sacks suggest that the Ohio legend may in fact be off by a generation, and that Emmett could have collaborated instead with the Snowden parents, Thomas and Ellen.

Now they have collaborated.