Sentence examples for running in conjunction with from inspiring English sources

"There was more money to run lots of programmes but often what happened was they weren't running in conjunction with others.

Established methods track the viewing habits of a representative cross-section of the TV-watching public via "people meters" running in conjunction with the TV set.

Two shimmering fall exhibitions — this show is running in conjunction with "Silver Wind: The Arts of Sakai Hoitsu (1761-1828)" at Japan Society — argue persuasively, that no, no artists ever have.

Two shimmering fall exhibitions — this show is running in conjunction with "Designing Nature: The Rinpa Aesthetic in Japanese Art" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art — argue persuasively, that no, no artists ever have.

The race promoters not only put on a great show on the track, but there is also a series of pop and rock concerts running in conjunction with the race weekend on a giant outdoor stage beside the circuit.

Running in conjunction with the museum's glittering Maharaja: The Splendour of India's Royal Courts exhibition, little princes and princesses can create their own turban and sari accessories, and get bejewelled like Indian royalty.

The programme is run in conjunction with Random House.

The music service will be run in conjunction with an existing service like Musicmatch.com.

Sean Kemsley was a winner of the Amnesty Young Human Rights Reporter competition, run in conjunction with the Guardian.

A Nation's Theatre debates are run in conjunction with Guardian Live.

The project is run in conjunction with the Catholic church's Caritas initiative.