Sentence examples for would collaborate on from inspiring English sources

This week's challenge on "Project Runway" was to create an "avant-garde look" based on a piece of artwork the designers would collaborate on with young students from the Harlem School of the Arts.

Unable to agree on a song, Rayna decided they would collaborate on one.

After the success of Get Lucky, this year's best-selling single in the UK, guitarist and producer Rodgers told DJAZZ.tv he will be reworking an archive of film scores, solo tracks and Chic material, adding that Daft Punk would collaborate on at least one of the previously unheard tracks.

Four years later, on a visit to Rio de Janeiro, they decided that one day they would collaborate on a project that would combine their two disciplines.

She consulted with senior colleagues in the field to see if anyone would collaborate on a multiallergen study, but no one was interested.

(Haberman, for example, describes how a pair of super PACs, Ready For Hillary and Priorities USA, needed some assistance working out how they would collaborate on a possible Clinton run without being in open conflict with one another).

As both companies share the same mission of making book publishing more accessible, it makes sense that they'd collaborate on something like this.

A baby-book author called me this week to ask if I'd collaborate on an article for Mother's Day, because, "we both revere motherhood".

"I wouldn't know what to collaborate on," he explains.

Yet, before BoyTown, they'd collaborated on the hit Crackerjack and Martin's hard-boiled comedy Bad Eggs.

Five years earlier they'd collaborated on the allegorical antiwar western "Ulzana's Raid," perhaps the most potent film of that fleeting subgenre.