Sentence examples for together collaboration from inspiring English sources

Their instructor, Herma Markland, who has managed the cafeteria for eight years, teaches them the importance of punctuality and to work together: collaboration is important in a kitchen.

Bringing beneficiaries together Collaboration between different charities and service providers is essential to ensure that there isn't a postcode lottery of service provision.

Tupac's sole UK number one single was this cribbed together collaboration with Elton John, featuring a sample of the latter's 1971 hit Indian Summer.

The space will also stock the Camper Together collaboration with Bernhard Willhelm, which includes leather boots with skull buckles, $335; and Romain Kremer, with leather shoes with colored rubber heels, $175.

In the wonky, trendy vocabulary of working together, "collaboration" isn't exciting enough without the now-hot modifier of "pre-competitive" (meaning: stuff fierce rivals can do collectively that doesn't diminish their ability to compete).

"If we can get it together, collaboration can make a big difference". TRIBUTES TO SAM: Current exhibitions at the UCLA/Armand Hammer Museum of Art and Cultural Center and the Manny Silverman Gallery have launched a round of tributes to the late Sam Francis, the internationally renowned, Los Angeles-based painter who died last November.

The Grammy shows regularly put together collaborations, and the ones on Sunday night had a friendly competitive edge.

This miscellany, spanning the years from 1970 to 2006, pulls together collaborations (from singing backup with Gram Parsons to joining Willie Nelson, Sheryl Crow, Beck and the Pretenders), outtakes (including some from her trio with Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt) and live tracks.

1minute69 are a multi-faceted collective that draws together collaborations between artists of various disciplines through digital art.

Health care organizations are often the linchpin holding together collaborations with other health agencies and civil society organizations; through these inter-organizational arrangements, information and practices are shared to support a continuum of care in the community.

Although not the first time the pair have worked together, this collaboration is a UK first.