Sentence examples for associate from a from inspiring English sources

In July 1992, Mr. Sliwa identified a third Gotti associate from a photograph as the gunman behind the bandana.

He was likeably irreverent – offering advice to an associate from a Wal-Mart toy department, he suggested: "You got kids in there acting crazy?

Another officer leaked sensitive police information to "associates" from a confidential force database.

He was the alpha male, the suave Spaniard for whom three young female associates from a public relations firm lined up to receive kisses on each cheek.

The clinical relevance of hyperglycemia and high glucose variability is that they have been previously shown to be associated from a metabolic aspect with an increased morbidity and mortality after burn (Jeschke et al., 2010).

What makes a senior associate different from a junior associate?

Search de-listing refers to Europe's so-called 'right to be forgotten' ruling — following a decision by the European Court of Justice last May which identified search engines as data controllers, and determined they must accept requests from private individuals wanting old, irrelevant or outdated information de-associated from an Internet search for their name.

He served as a research associate from 1976 and an associate professor from 1981 at the Department of Electronic Engineering, Tohoku University.

In 1998, when N2K merged with CDNow, Mr. Pakman left, but not before he got a call from an old associate from Apple, Doug Camplejohn, who had an idea.

One candidate, a tenured associate professor from a large, public research university, had regularly taught core courses.

Information professionals performing business activity related investigative analysis must routinely associate data from a diverse range of Web based general-interest business and financial information sources.