Sentence examples for associates put from inspiring English sources

But what makes National Biscuit Company No. 703 especially desirable are the furniture and personal effects — although they belong to no person — that Meridith Baer & Associates put inside.

Or, as Jennifer Black, president of research company Jennifer Black and Associates, put it: "It's just fun to shop for shoes.

"I think in fact Vesey and his associates put together a plan to destroy Charleston and kill as many white Southerners as they could," Mr. Pearson said.

Of all the times that Mr. Williams and his associates put themselves in harm's way, it was one afternoon in Selma, Ala., "Bloody Sunday" on March 7 , 1965 which shifted the course of national events at a stroke.

The tenants there tried and failed to forestall its sale and acquire the property themselves when the owner, Duane Street Associates, put it on the market about a year ago.

Moriarty and some associates put in only $6 million of the purchase price, GE itself lent them the other $80 million.

A Clinton associate put it this way to Carl Bernstein: "I'm not sure I want the circus back in town".

He can also be playful and self-deprecating, or he can be as "Machiavellian as they come," as one associate put it.

All of that stirred in Mr. Lieberman the desire to be, as one former associate put it, "the one who made clear that this was unrealistic".

But more often, he has been forced to "pick up the pieces and go on," as one longtime Powell associate put it last month, after Mr. Bush announced his new Middle East policy.

The Creators' Rights Alliance, with which my own trade union is associated, put out a manifesto that ends with a chilling injunction: [A] fundamental part of this provision should involve education about intellectual property...