Sentence examples for be really associated from inspiring English sources
"My style of play has always been a tag for me that I can't shake off but I played with Jermain Defoe down the middle on his own last year so it cannot be really associated with me after that.
I don't want to be really associated with Jeremy Lin/Muumuu House (as a writer), I really want to escape that shadow".
So only the brothers were really associated with Astana and the Kazakhstan federation has been very tough on them.
"Lindsay is really associated with the BBC and he is very committed to My Family, so it was touch and go that we got him," said one insider.
Under the protocols, when one customer places a call, his or her wireless carrier analyzes the source to be sure it's really associated with the correct number.
"That deeper penetration and deeper damage is what we think is really associated with premature aging in the skin," said Dr. Clay J. Cockerell, a Dallas dermatologist, who is president of the American Academy of Dermatology.
Which species was really associated with the artifacts?
"I think that we are really focused on building a brand that is really associated with great customer service, a really high feel of quality and a really high level of reliability," says Penn.
The last singer I was really associated with was Helen Humes, and she died in '81.
