Sentence examples for to collaborations from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of collaborating.
- Collaboration can be a useful part of the creative process.
For the purposes of the questionnaire study, collaborative research referred only to collaborations that involved both academic researchers and users.
And sometimes that leads to collaborations.
Dave Grohl is no stranger to collaborations.
That is a necessary first step and we look forward to collaborations to those ends".
"We opened the album to collaborations, which he hadn't done a lot of before," said Rhodes.
He said that TransCelerate might eventually expand to collaborations on drug discovery research.
He added, "To do what I'm doing now I need not to be receptive to collaborations".
Her recent projects range from a retrospective at MoMA to collaborations with pop stars like Jay Z and Lady Gaga.
They have since moved on to collaborations, performing with Tyler, covering Bob Dylan with Frank Ocean and accompanying Earl Sweatshirt.
His research and ideas led to collaborations with the avant-garde composers Edgard Var? and John Cage.
When it comes to collaborations, what excites me the most is doing something that's completely outside the world that I have been in.
