Sentence examples for associate with somebody from inspiring English sources

During his first six months in office — before September 11th, that is — he changed things to a degree that one would associate with somebody who had won in a landslide, not in a tie.

During his first six months in office before September 11th, that is he changed things to a degree that one would associate with somebody who had won in a landslide, not in a tie.

Realize too that sometimes you have to be out of your comfort zone to learn new ways to associate with somebody new.

Then he asks why the hell I was associating with somebody like that.

He believes it was because they were afraid to be associated with somebody that was openly HIV positive.

"I would never ever, ever want to be affiliated or associated with somebody doing something for me that I know is blatantly false," Santorum said, adding that Romney has appeared at a fundraiser for Restore Our Future.

Most pretty girls, most people in general, I don't think necessarily want to be associated with somebody who is so out there and so vocal on such a controversial subject as race.

"If you get associated with somebody who turns out to be a Gaddafy kind of person, you're not in the company of one of the nice people of the world and that could harm your reputation," says Howard Marlowe, president of the American League of Lobbyists.

"It says 'security' on their jackets, and I associate security with somebody who's going to be able to do something," she said, "not just stand there and watch".

We are sufficiently exotic for viewers and consumers to recognise as "other", and therefore a handy shorthand for diversity without the potential alienation associated with using somebody too black, too different, too dangerous.

Another way to remember names is to associate the new name with somebody you already know by that name.