Sentence examples for association with something from inspiring English sources
Minorities (1971) reproduced an anthology of more than 100 poems Lawrence had collected in a notebook over many years, each possessing a crucial and revealing association with something in his life.
"There is such a close association to Elmo as being the rock star of preschoolers, so any association with something that is perceived and in reality is behavior not becoming to a puppet will have some difficulty for us," Mr. Ming said in a phone interview.
!! and leave them in romantic places, such as on your loved ones pillow before they go to bed, or where they sit for breakfast, this association with something that your loved one does will give a subtle, personal feeling to the love letter, as well as the contents of it.
Then there are the associations with something fundamental, say, like water, but pumped up — that is, Vitamin Water.
Turns out that in spring 2001 the writers association had contracted with something called Employers Mutual for coverage in California.
"We've had unequivocal positive PR and feedback, and we have benefited from the association with completely transforming something.
It was not so long ago that an association with New York City was something brands shunned rather than saluted.
This contributed to the party developing an association with anti-Zionism, something which had previously been limited to the far-left.
All of this got me evaluating the role of play in my life, and what I discovered is that I have a guilty association with it as something I use as a vehicle to escape from the real problems in my life, or as just another activity that I have to throw myself into in order to master it.
"Some people say, 'podcasts are O.K., but I like the feel of the magazine in my hands,' - they have pleasant associations with curling up with something," he said, not an actual talent for processing one versus the other.
Here's this column's first piece of advice: Rid your mind of those associations, and start over with something like this: Networking is a process of cultivating professional relationships by being authentic, sharing information, and working together to achieve the shared goals of doing good science.
