Sentence examples for associated playing from inspiring English sources

Parents associated playing in playgrounds with family well-being and those who lived near playgrounds and visited them often reported higher levels of family happiness.

But does Caldwell want to reverse the postwar liberal universalism and its associated playing down of national identity, which was partly inspired by the US itself?

He was said to have kept associates playing pinochle nonstop during train trips between New York and Los Angeles.

This task was designed to initially reward playing and gradually associate playing with punishment.

"Mother just told us that we will stop playing in one hour," an aide texted an associate, playing on a sarcastic Egyptian expression for the country's Western patron, "Mother America".

In this study we examine the wrist motions associated with playing with two toys and three computer games controlled by a specially-designed play controller.

Changes in exhaustion over time were associated with playing position.

In 2002, NBC will have the two men most associated with playing host to the Olympics: McKay and Bob Costas.

There are some interesting music-making programs, which makes sense, since hand motions are generally associated with playing instruments.

As the country's favourite English rose for nearly 20 years, you're still mostly associated with playing politely spunky young British women in nice frocks.

Meanwhile, free of the injuries associated with playing in freezing weather on hard pitches, club medical departments would, happily, be appreciably less busy.