Sentence examples for together collaborate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bradburn said the beauty of a library like Mount Vernon's was that historians and researchers from various schools of interpretation could come together, collaborate and commiserate.

"Not only that, people with disability ought to take the responsibility to go and study, learn, work together, collaborate, go to conferences.

There needs to be a gathering place for innovators who are driven by improving health care outcomes, to come together, collaborate, and make a more meaningful impact.

The Valley has some of the smartest minds in the world, some of the best technical universities in the world, enjoyable weather, and a culture where people get together, collaborate, and try to build something that can change people's lives.

We can now build educational courses where students in London, the U.S. or anywhere in the world can together collaborate on projects that have the potential to change the lives of individuals and groups on the other side of the planet.

I want everyone to get together, collaborate, and embrace what's going on in the world, but I don't want them to get bored with it.

Free food encourages employees to eat together, collaborating on projects and encouraging the cross-pollination of ideas.

Another is the ubiquitous "scene study" course, which requires students, often strangers, to spend hours together collaborating on presentations.

He encompasses, unslavishly, all the possible explanations here: God, man, nature, we all seem to be woven together, collaborating together in a great and mysterious enterprise.

Somebody throws in the file, it gets you the results, everyone's working together, collaborating together.

The best results are usually achieved when the universities and firms plan the projects together, collaborating right from the start.