Sentence examples for associates- from inspiring English sources
Senator Michaelia Cash, assisting the prime minister as minister for women, was also right when she noted in March that "in terms of feminism, I've never been someone who really associates with that movement.
Bin Laden and his senior associates have long struggled to make sure the disparate elements of the group and its various affiliated networks only attack targets they consider as legitimate.
Oh, that was Patrick O'Flynn, a Ukip MEP and one of Farage's closest associates.
When I left school, I found an older set of associates, all my classmates having fled for university.
The prospect of the laws being overturned has prompted defence lawyers to seek to delay trials involving defendants who may have already spent months in solitary confinement under harsh prison conditions formerly reserved for accused bikie associates.
I followed people on social media and as a result widened the field to producers, artistic directors, literary associates, competitions, prizes, workshops and resources such as the BBC Writersroom and the Aerogramme Writers' Studio, and specifically for my region: Script Yorkshire and the West Yorkshire Theatre Network.
Burnside is a motorsport enthusiast who loves the Isle of Man TT motorbike races and is a close friend of the former Formula One champion Jackie Stewart, with whom he goes shooting, associates said.
Some associates – they were never called "friends" – who testified recalled he was Egyptian.
Laren Poole, another co-founder, is another filmmaker and the Ben Keesey, the chief finanacial officer, has been with Deloitte and Touche LLP, JP Morgan & Associates and Brentwood Associates Private Equity.
We have retained Renaissance Associates, an investigatory firm with sophisticated forensic expertise to assist in reviewing electronic and video information".
Charlie Methven, director of the PR firm Dragon Associates, who was managing director of New Century Media until 2011, said of Burnside: "His bark is considerably worse than his bite," adding that although "he might seem like the typical gruff Ulsterman, he is at heart a very kind man".
