Sentence examples for too collaborating from inspiring English sources

He does freelance work, too, collaborating, for instance, with a Paris couturier on a line of embroidered dresses.

Bono gave the crossover a go, too, collaborating with Luciano Pavarotti on "Miss Sarajevo" in 1995, a protest at the war in Bosnia.

She said men are making dolls, too, collaborating with their wives and fetching up to $2,000 for the finished works.

They fell in love, and became partners professionally, too, collaborating on the sets for "The Pallbearer," "Addicted to Love," "Practical Magic," and "Zoolander".

It's great for pad-swapping play on the sofa, too, collaborating with a friend or partner to best keep everyone alive and/or kill everyone horribly.

Deborah Lippmann, too, collaborates with a cadre of musical luminaries including Cher, Mary J. Blige and Pat Benatar.

For its part, PEPFAR, too, collaborates closely with recipient countries and other partners.

Marc Jacobs will never collaborate with H & M or Gap because he's too busy collaborating with himself: he's fighting in every weight class, a paragon of spread-thin integrity.

Worse, this album marks the first time he's blatantly following in others' footsteps: teaming with Kid Cudi (following Mr. West, who initially recruited Kid Cudi last year to work on songs for, you guessed it, Jay-Z, which were deemed too outré), collaborating with Drake (after Lil Wayne), name-dropping Martin Margiela (Drake), using the sensual-rap revivalists the Inkredibles (Rick Ross).

Oh sure, we'll be doing other stuff too, like collaborating with Interpol and David Lynch, among others, to explore the layers of covert surveillance by morphing data acquisition into beautiful visuals and questioning the fine line between innocent viewer and creepy voyeur.

Both on trial Watch me flash ReprintsOne factor that is driving Azerbaijan, too, to collaborate more keenly with NATO is what it sees as a dangerous new flow of arms to Armenia.