Sentence examples for affiliated with friends from inspiring English sources

County officials hope to avoid a repeat of the arrangement at the aviation museum, where the county spent more than $40 million, then turned operations over to Nassau Heritage, a nonprofit educational corporation affiliated with Friends, in a 15-year lease that gives the county a mere 0.5percentt of any profits until 2012, when the percentage would increase to 3percentt.

Not far away, a group affiliated with Friends of the Earth held placards reading "No to Fracking".

Singer Dionne Warwick had been affiliated with the "Psychic Friends Network" for almost a decade, while actresses Meredith Baxter and Ali McGraw both appeared in popular infomercials for Victoria Jackson cosmetics.

A recent study on captive chimpanzees also found that bystanders usually affiliated with their own friends, supporting the consolation function [29].

A registered Republican who occasionally writes for Commentary Magazine, Rabbi Soloveichik said that he probably got on the radar of convention organizers because he has several friends affiliated with the Romney campaign.

Apparently Jon is in town visiting a couple of high school friends affiliated with local nightspots Cafe Citrone and the Fly Lounge.

The police officer allegedly asked his friend, "Are you affiliated with the MCB?" When the friend replied in the negative, the police officer is alleged to have advised him to affiliate before they could work together.

"But some of our children grew up in America, and they are affiliated with the church, and they have white friends, they have African-American friends, they have Asian friends.

On one hand, opponents were significantly more likely to engage in a friendly interaction after the victim's friend had affiliated with the aggressor (Wald = 8.62, DF = 2, P = 0.013).

George Fox is affiliated with the Northwest Yearly Meeting of Friends, which Felton called an "evangelical Quaker" denomination.

Most N.B.A. players were once on college teams affiliated with the N.C.A.A., and many remain friends with former coaches and teammates and so may be privy to pertinent facts unavailable to the public -- a player's injury for example.