Sentence examples for I still associate from inspiring English sources

It's all a far cry from the 'worthy' brown rice and lentils that I still associate with vegetarian food".

Ironically, this part of New York is now the high-rent West Village, but I still associate it with the sewage-brine of the Hudson River.

I still associate all of Tolkien's writing with these memories, though I didn't read The Lord of the Rings until many years later.

"The Rachmaninoff Second is the first piece I played in public, when I was a teen-ager and I knew nothing, and I still associate it with feelings of being 15 and bright-eyed," said Mr. Dichter, who is 52.

I'd do something more pleasurable like taking an axe to a cigarette machine and smoking my first fag for 40 years, an activity I still associate with movie-going.

I still associate the cooking smells of Christmas with walks on the marshes and muddy paths of the estuary nearby, the prevailing wind coming from the south west and the choppy English Channel beyond the Isle of Wight.

I've never used them, though – I do still associate these cuffs with my ex, and it would be too weird to think of her while using them in bed with someone else.

Tom van Deijnen, founder The Visible Mending Programme I think many people still associate secondhand clothes with being poor and would rather have cheap, poor quality new clothes than secondhand ones that might be a bit love-worn.

In the meantime, I'm still associated with the long-running Supernatural.

Importantly, even milder degrees of kidney dysfunction, RIFLE class R or class I, were still associated with excess mortality compared with patients who maintained normal function.

We still associate it with madness.