Examples of 'collaborate on new' in a sentence
Meaning of "collaborate on new"
collaborate on new ~ to work together with others on something fresh, innovative, or recently developed
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collaborate on new
They continue to collaborate on new music.
Collaborate on new beer development, including recipe creation, evaluation of new ingredients, and styles.
They stated their plans to collaborate on new projects.
The two also regularly collaborate on new ideas for the expansion-minded hotel.
We are also happy to hear suggestions to collaborate on new ideas.
OCP, Chinese firm collaborate on new generation of fertilizers.
Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez to collaborate on new song.
ICAO and EUROCONTROL to collaborate on new air navigation training.
To help his situation, Davis had Buckmaster come over to collaborate on new music.
Leonardo and PGZ to collaborate on new AW249 combat helicopter.
The GEN Community website enables people to connect, share, compare, collaborate on new media projects.
Brian and Roger Eno collaborate on new album.
The secret 's out, Jean-Michel Jarre and Edward Snowden collaborate on new track.
Metallica and Lou Reed collaborate on new album Lulu.
Santana and the Isley Brothers collaborate on new album.
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