Sentence examples for written collectively from inspiring English sources

One section purports to be a Swedish-language manual written collectively by Jonas, Abbas and Kadir.

Camp ends with a play written collectively by the 11- to 14-year-old enrollees.

The concert ends with the premiere of "Chaconne," which looks to be a work written collectively by the Knights.

It may have been written collectively, but a common theme runs through the book: Labour can't go on with Thatcherism with a Presbyterian brow.

I think it would be disrespectful to reproduce elements that were written collectively, so I've been assiduous about de-Soul-Coughing-ifying these versions.

An officer, Gary Heseltine, is quoted as having told the campaign that "statements were written collectively word for word", and that an inspector told him to "write something I had not seen".

Max Eastman, in writing collectively of "Epitaph," characterized it as "the only poem in the language since Milton which can be compared -- in mental boldness -- with Dante and Lucretius".

That's an allusion to the passive-aggressive tone of the site's introductory essay: "Today's media is obsessed with fear-mongering tactics, and a pervasive pessimism," writes Collectively's Dory Carr-Harris.

More than 80 graduate students wrote collectively "to share our stories of engaged research, teaching, learning, and civic life as citizens of Syracuse, N.Y. and students of the university.

On July 14 , 2003 Conway, McCloskey, Ben Barres and Joan Roughgarden of Stanford University, and Barbara Nash of the University of Utah wrote collectively to HBIGDA about "Bailey's shockingly defamatory book".

The authors of the latter paper write: "Collectively, members have approximately 400 years of both clinical and teaching experience, authored hundreds of peer-reviewed publications, diagnosed or treated approximately 50 000 patients with ME and several members coauthored previous criteria".