Sentence examples for associates like a from inspiring English sources
Responding to government investigations has been keeping lawyers busy but does not generate continuing work for armies of associates, like a big lawsuit does, he said.
On its face, any matchup between two nations with such vastly different military and economic resources might seem, at least to all but the most zealous of Mr. Hussein's associates, like a chronicle foretold.
But "Basket Case" makes up for that with pleasantly jaundiced glimpses of Cleo and her unsavory associates, like a guy with such long, flossy hair that he has named himself after a hair-color brand.
She and associates like Nadya Nikiforova, a Russian-born communications worker, have put up a Web site, distributed SkateFair pins and obtained a police permit to stage a protest march.
The boy dashes about, grapples with consonants (his speech is subtitled) and free-associates like a stoned adult.
Puffing away on a cigarette in his office, Mendes da Rocha free-associates like a character in a James Joyce novel.
He brought in trusted associates like Fernando Abril, a former J. P. Morgan banker, who became chief financial officer, and shifted managers.
Given our measurement confirming that like associates with like, we developed a guilt-by-association algorithm with the aim of identifying candidate genes among the previously classified non-disease subset.
Almost like a Computer Associates-like rollup.
Opposition leaders range from former Saakashvili associates — like Irakli Alasania, a former United Nations ambassador, and Nino Burjanadze, a former Parliament speaker — to more radical elements.
Levy's business partners and associates read like a roll call of the east-coast mafia, and included members of the Gambino, Genovese and DeCavalcante crime families.
