Sentence examples for associate from the from inspiring English sources

The bridegroom's mother retired as a fund-raising associate from the Arts Council of Richmond.

Another associate from the Paris days was the actor Gordon Heath, who in 1955 starred in a BBC production of Othello directed by Tony Richardson.

"Jen was always going out," said one associate from the 1990s, who like several others would speak only anonymously because of the seriousness of the crimes Ms. Sultan was charged with.

Mr Sarin was planning to concentrate on integrating Vodafone's existing businesses, and perhaps working on a deal to extract SFR, its French associate, from the controlling clutches of Vivendi.

This explains why Mr. Wollney, a public programs associate from the Staten Island Museum, was climbing a 150-foot monntain on Sunday morning, trailed by more than 20 others who had signed up for the tour.

But this departure memo, written by a young female associate from the law firm Clifford Chance, while creative and even funny in a "been there, done that" kind of way, is anything but gleeful.

The Leitkultur furor appeared to reach its awkward culmination this week when the weekly Der Spiegel asked Ms. Merkel to free-associate from the word "Germany".

Not long afterward, Cilins and several associates from the company obtained an audience with the President.

Mr. Putin said last week he is prepared to recruit former associates from the K.G.B. to help root out corruption.

All the above, though, are part of the rich social science tradition with which Essex has long been associated, from the time of the poverty guru Peter Townsend onwards.

The former manager, Thomas Sicignano, is a key witness in the racketeering case against the Gold Club owner, Steve Kaplan, and six associates from the Atlanta club.