Sentence examples for spontaneously collaborate from inspiring English sources
However, Bruffee (1995) found that, at college age, students were well adept at interdependence and therefore more apt to spontaneously collaborate.
Our work space invites people to move around, start unexpected conversations and collaborate spontaneously.
I then dived into the most immense, intense creative 2 and a half years of my life that took me all over the planet, collaborating on so many projects with so many people and often totally spontaneously.
As the great majority of laboratories were not equipped to make genetically modified strains on their own, but rather collaborated to create such a strain, borrowed or purchased it, a logistics pyramid emerged spontaneously to ensure the widespread use of the C57BL/6J strain throughout the research community.
Taylor Mead, a poet, actor and exuberant bohemian who collaborated with Andy Warhol in the 1960s to nurture a new approach to making movies — sometimes spontaneously, always inexpensively (hand-held 16-millimeter cameras sufficed) and brashly experimental (one film consisted of an hourlong shot of Mr. Mead's bare posterior) — died on Wednesday in Colorado.
Most parties erupt spontaneously.
Do not shop spontaneously.
The crowd spontaneously emotes.
The audience applauded spontaneously.
Just spontaneously dance.
Fires started spontaneously.
