Sentence examples for associates that it from inspiring English sources

(Murdoch has told associates that it was Ginsberg who persuaded him to hold the fund-raiser for Hillary).

"That's something interesting — I don't know what that is," Pinchuk whispered, but any momentary desire to acquire the piece evaporated when, a little later, he learned from one of Murakami's associates that it was by another artist altogether.

Lisa P. Jackson, the E.P.A. administrator, has pushed hard for a tougher ozone standard, telling associates that it was one of the most important regulatory initiatives she would handle during her tenure.

Such a plan would have the advantage of providing political continuity as the country passes into Iraqi control, but Mr. Annan is telling associates that it will work only if the new body looks distinctly different from the present one.

Kelly grew so angry during the June meeting because he thought the president was uninformed, and he later told associates that it was a staffing problem and a reason he was willing to become the next chief of staff.

"That's something interesting—I don't know what that is," Pinchuk whispered, but any momentary desire to acquire the piece evaporated when, a little later, he learned from one of Murakami's associates that it was by another artist altogether.

There's guilt associated with that; it plays on your mind.

If the password is being entered at a site different than the one it associates that password with, SpoofGuard will warn the user.

It associates that text with both semantic tags and raw lexical metadata for semantic resources in the knowledge base.

After Dr. Gardner first visited Ms. Davenport's school in Albuquerque in the early 1990's, he told an associate that it reminded him of the finest prep schools.

(I've spent plenty of time clawing through university archives in fervent search of some bit of recorded arcana, only to be told by an exhausted-looking research associate that it's probably in a box somewhere offsite, but, until the institution receives another grant, nobody can say where, or precisely which box).