Sentence examples for associates refer from inspiring English sources

In "Distraction: a Novel," Mr. Sterling's 1999 political satire, the genetically engineered hero (associates refer to his lack of an actual mother or father as his "personal background problem") tucks into a Louisiana dinner that's truly nouvelle: a crawfish modified to grow as big as a lobster.

By Ken Auletta The New Yorker, December 16 , 2002P. 64 ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about movie producer Harvey Weinstein... On most days, Weinstein arrives at Miramax's office, on Greenwich Street, in Tribeca, before 10 A.M. He's driven in a black Mercedes, which has four phones and visors that flip down to become small movie screens; associates refer to the car as the Batmobile.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about movie producer Harvey Weinstein... On most days, Weinstein arrives at Miramax's office, on Greenwich Street, in Tribeca, before 10 A.M. He's driven in a black Mercedes, which has four phones and visors that flip down to become small movie screens; associates refer to the car as the Batmobile.

Players often change agents, but Moorad's critics say he uses what associates referred to as gofers to lure players to him.

But on reflection, Mr. Wisenberg testified, Mr. Bakaly had in fact told him, speaking of lawyers in the office, "Van Natta says we are not the associates referred to in the article".

Kevin Weeks, a longtime Bulger associate, referring to Mr. Bulger and Mr. Flemmi: "We killed people that were rats, and I had the two biggest rats right next to me".

The word "associated" refers to the linear elastic oscillator obtained from the elasto-plastic oscillator by letting the elastic limit go to infinity.

What's more, the study notes, credit unions are free to "offer members additional services made available by third-party vendors and by certain profit-making entities with which they are associated, referred to as credit union service organizations".

Shearman associates often refer to the partners' profits, which last year averaged about $1.2 million.

He and his laboratory associates began referring to the substance as Compound X.

"It's the return of the right-wing crazies, crawling their way back," one of Armitage's associates said, referring to Wolfowitz's team.