How to pronounce “team up with” in English

We team up with some of the world's top economists.

I decided to team up with the leading German historian on National Socialism, Hans Mommsen, who has passed away by now.

If they could maybe team up with Google, it could be a good CSR opportunity to maybe go and check the information that's

back down was to team up with the best of the best right so if you're with the A Team you know the allstars this is

And so I started to team up with attorneys, and I moved to working at a law firm that

And we were really lucky to team up with 21 Laps, the guys who made "Strange Things," which wasn't made when we joined up with them.

Obviously, you'd rather team up with somebody who's positive.

It's also going to be professionally more productive to team up with somebody who is positive and happy.

And eventually, you team up with the Daisy Ridley character, Rey, Han Solo, BB-8.

If you ask yourself this question, who would I rather team up with, somebody who is happy, supportive, optimistic, resilient, hopeful, sees the lighter side of things, builds on your ideas

Did I get that right, yeah-- or at least team up with other people and do that?

Because, instinctively, if I team up with a computer, I'll try to make my own moves.

And that's why, for instance, if you team up with a computer, sometimes if you start calculating-- I wouldn't go there.

And so, we team up with them and help them build the widget that they need built. So we team up with folks that are truly

So we decided to team up with him, and we stuck a bunch of electronics inside of a pumpkin.