Sentence examples for today collaborating from inspiring English sources

And America, he now claimed, is today collaborating "with the United Nations to alleviate immediate needs... working to stop the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction... (and) confronting the challenges of energy security, and environmental quality, and climate change".

In 2000, collaborating with other scientists, Dr. Agre produced a three-dimensional picture of the aquaporin.

And in 2006, collaborating with the Colombian singer Shakira, he created the worldwide hit "Hips Don't Lie".

But she would reach her 1980s commercial peak with "She Works Hard for the Money" in 1983, collaborating with the producer Michael Omartian.

Feiffer spent five years with Eisner, starting in 1946, collaborating with him on a classic crime-fighter newspaper comic called "The Spirit".

(Anderson) Pam Tanowitz (Thursday, through March 10) Collaborating with the Flux Quartet, Pam Tanowitz choreographs "Untitled (the Blue Ballet") to Morton Feldman's musically challenging String Quartet No. 1.

They and their elders spent the next two decades collaborating with Colombia's drug kings on clandestine routes for delivering cocaine and marijuana to the United States.

In the first program, she extends an experiment from earlier this year, collaborating with Jay Donn, an impish expert in the street form called flex.

She's spent the past six months collaborating in the comparatively kinder fashion world, including on a handbag with Mulberry; with luck her return will display a newer, natural elegance.

They have worked together over the last two decades, collaborating on the books "The Stress Solution" (Pocket Books, 1993) and "Stress and Marriage" (Pocket Books, 1996).

Isis took advantage of a power vacuum earlier this year, collaborating with Jabhat al-Nusra militants to take over most of the camp.