Sentence examples for tried collaborating from inspiring English sources

He tried collaborating with a screenwriter, but they disagreed.

For a while, before it broke into the spotlight, the band tried collaborating with Martin Hannett, the visionary Manchester producer who had helped Joy Division pin down the stark, haunted gloom they were going for.

We tried collaborating with her on the Olypmic Games and she did make a video but she wasn't happy with it.

The Paris prosecutor's office said it had filed an appeal against a court ruling this week that released Maurice Papon, the most prominent Frenchman to be tried for collaborating with the Nazis.

GPs and CPs without experience who had tried to collaborate without success provided information about barriers which prevented or limited collaboration.

Mr. Rose's representatives said that they tried to collaborate with Dr Pepper on the best way to distribute the soda, but that negotiations broke down.

"Liz and I tried to collaborate in creating theater, and that put the relationship to the big test," Gray explained in his 1996 monologue "It's a Slippery Slope".

On other questions, like diplomacy over Syria or Iran, they have tried to collaborate.

It was Ballmer who cossetted, cajoled and soothed IBM for years as the two companies tried to collaborate on what was to become IBM's operating system, called OS/2.

If you've ever tried to collaborate on a document (or any kind of note, really) with coworkers or anyone else, you're probably using something along the lines of Dropbox Paper or Google Docs — but they don't quite have the same team-focused simplicity as, say, Slack, if you ask Christophe Pasquier.

The singer's father, Aras, is a real estate developer who had tried to collaborate with Trump on a project in Moscow.