Here also he became acquainted with a young Provencal, Pierre Pena, with whom he afterwards collaborated in botanical work.
It is pleasant to think that we know not merely the names, but the very features of the men who collaborated to give us what is perhaps the most beautiful herbal ever produced.
He collaborated with his father in the great edition of Saadia and the edition of Abu-'l-Walîd, and also produced a number of important editions of other Arabic writers.
In 1818 he collaborated with Henri de Latouche in two verse comedies, Selmours de Florian and Le Tour de faveur.
Miss Millicent Garrett, a lady highly qualified to share in all his intellectual interests, and who collaborated with him in some of his publications.
Ben Jonson as Poet Laureate, and collaborated with Dryden in altering (and debasing) The Tempest.
He wrote some plays, of which the best was The Committee, and collaborated with Dryden in The Indian Queen.
His last work was a Life of Titian, in which he collaborated with Northcote.
He collaborated with Middleton in A Fair Quarrel and The Changeling, and in others with Dekker, Webster, etc.
He also wrote a few comedies, and collaborated with Dryden in an adaptation of Oedipus, and in The Duke of Guise.
In addition to these he wrote or collaborated in various other plays.
It was followed by Eastward Ho, in which he collaborated with Marston and Chapman.
He collaboratedat various times with several of his fellow-dramatists, including Ben Jonson.
He wrote over 20 plays, chiefly comedies, besides masques and pageants, and collaborated with Dekker, Webster, and other playwrights.
He also collaborated with Dekker and Rowley in The Witch of Edmonton (1624).
Howson's chief literary production was The Life and Epistles of St Paul (1852) in which he collaborated with Conybeare.
William and Mary Howitt collaborated throughout a long literary career, the first of their joint productions being The Forest Minstrels and other Poems (1821).
This Administration has collaborated successfully with the Congress on landmark education legislation.
This very reassembling of the Seventy-seventh Congress today is proof of that; for the mood of quiet, grim resolution which here prevails bodes ill for those who conspired and collaborated to murder world peace.
He also published notes on the Etymologicum Gudianum, and collaborated with Professor Dunbar of Edinburgh in a Greek and English Lexicon (1831).
He produced several pieces at the Paris theatres, and also collaborated with Gérard de Nerval in adaptations from Shakespeare and in other plays.
I learnt much from him about Concord and its celebrities; and he collaborated with me in editing a collection of Thoreau’s “Poems of Nature,” which was published in 1895.
It must, I feel sure, be gratifying to Sir George Greenwood, and to the other Old Etonian who collaborated with him in the editorship, to know that the fruits of their toil are thus enshrined in the archives of Eton College.
The natives collaborated "with the most scrupulous honesty.
Collaborated with the Agency of Transformation of Business with Social Capital.
A Kosovar - Xhaferr Deva - served as Minister of the Interior in the hated WW2 government in Albania, which collaborated wholeheartedly with the Nazis.
German minorities throughout Europe were either used by Germany - or actively collaborated with it - to justify one Anschluss after another.
And they conspired and collaborated in all manner of corruption and crime and scam and rigged elections in all the countries they put the gospel to.
The long arm of the USA, the "international" financial institutions, collaborated in constructing the habit forming dole house that Eastern and Southern Europe has become.
This is reminiscent of the Gorani Moslems in 1999 Kosovo who collaborated with the Serbs against their co-religionists, the Albanians.
He also collaborated with Adolphe Hatzfeld in a Dictionnaire general de la langue francaise (2 vols.
Three other plays entered in the Stationers' Register as Davenport's are lost, and he collaborated in two plays with Thomas Drue.
I reproduce below, a portion of his Foreword to a previous translation from the Latin on which we collaborated and which was issued in the summer of 1890.
Coleridge contributed to it a series of sonnets to eminent persons in 1794, in one of which, addressed to Mrs. Siddons, he collaborated with Lamb (see Vol.
Besides those in which Regnard collaborated he was the author of eleven pieces, of which L'Esprit de Contradiction, Le Double Veuvage, La Coquette de Village, and La Reconciliation Normande are perhaps the best.
He wrote twenty-three plays (including one tragedy of no value) andcollaborated with Dufresny in four others.
Both title-pages give Dekker's name alone as author, although from a passage in Henslow's Diary, we learn that Middleton collaborated with him in the play.
Inigo Jones and Jonson first collaborated in the "Masque of Blackness," performed at Whitehall on Twelfth Night, 1603.
He also collaborated with Leopardi on the Vendramin tomb in the same church.
In the meantime she collaborated on the journal The New Economist, which the historian and sociologist Pascal Duprat had just founded.
These childlike diaries are full of the "Gondal Chronicles",[A] an interminable fantasy in which for years Emily collaborated with Anne.
It is not certain whether Charlotte Brontë knew of their existence, not absolutely certain that Anne, who collaborated on the Gondals, knew.
It was Warner who conferred the name of Eschol Sellers on the chief figure of the collaborated novel.
For some reason, however, thecollaborated volume did not materialize.
Avery Hopwood, whocollaborated with me in producing "Clothes", and with Mary Roberts Rhinehart in producing "Seven Days.
In this the Ustasha was reputed to have collaborated with the fascist IMRO (Internal Macedonian Revolutionary Organization) under Ivan Mihailov in Bulgaria.
In Bulgaria it collaborated with Todor Alexandrov in the overthrow and murder of the Prime Minister, Alexandur Stamboliyski (June 1923) and in the appointment of a right wing government headed by Alexandur Tsankov.
Serbia collaborated with the more potent of its potential enemies (Greece, Bulgaria) in the Balkan League.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "collaborated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
