Sentence examples for associated getting from inspiring English sources

With Associated getting to the market first, Modern Times has since tabled its plans to produce a London version.

On the first point, "too often people associate getting older with having nothing left to do, nothing left to give, in life," he adds.

Without taking at face value NHS propaganda about the costs of alcohol to the health service as an argument for minimum pricing, we can see in any city in Britain that our teenagers associate getting drunk with conviviality.

In humans, we associate getting older with cobwebs of the mind; in spiders, it's the cobwebs themselves that suffer.

Eventually the puppy will associate getting sprayed with the garden and will stop digging there.

Anderson believes the ICC's investment has moulded associates that are not only better teams on the field but also better managed off it – and the increase in the quality of cricket has led to associates getting more attention.

Although I'm convinced life is really moving faster, I'm told this experience is associated with getting older.

Try to let go of the negative emotions associated with getting fired.

Costs associated with getting students into tertiary education and vocational training were not included in the report, it said.

The money is used on the other side to pay the various fees associated with getting the stuff.

Like, one assumes, the angst associated with getting out of bed in the morning.