Sentence examples similar to associate phrase from inspiring English sources

Ludke, Ferreira, and Overy (2014) found that participants engaged in a paired-associate phrase learning task in a foreign language (Hungarian) performed significantly better when they imitated melodic input in training (i.e., when they listened to sung utterances and sang them as well) than when they imitated plain prose or rhythmic speech.

Viewers who swore they had never been fans of either show somehow knew the lyrics, or at least couldn't help associating phrases like a "three-hour tour" or "the youngest one in curls" with the two series.

The study identified the specific characteristics and the associated phrasing.

Terms that do not make sense were removed, and a final list of words together with associated phrases are presented (see Table 2).

They will associate the phrase with the action, and start saying the phrase when they need to leave.

If you would like your parakeet to associate a phrase with a certain time of day, then you can only say the phrase at that time.

Most people associate the phrase "You DIRTY RAT" with the actor James Cagney, but he never actually said it.

Political animals are more likely to associate the phrase with a new motorway in south-east Wales.

Those findings suggested to researchers that men associate the phrase with physical fidelity and women see it more as a sign of emotional intimacy and commitment.

Many fans of the first two movies still feel that their artistry was betrayed by the big-budget mess of the third, but plenty of others especially decades later, associate the phrase "Mad Max" with "Two men enter, one man leaves".

Finally, there is a tendency to associate the phrase ethical and social implications (or questions or issues) with something negative.