Sentence examples for become associated with something from inspiring English sources

Perhaps 2011 will be the year when these cities finally become associated with something more positive than gloomy economic forecasts and lame jokes from people who live in more glamorous locales.

Shortly after this, however, Moss's look became associated with something more sinister: heroin chic and the glamorisation of anorexia.

Likewise, no recognition of any sort need be involved; that the earlier representations have become associated with later ones is not something that we need recognize.

The parade has become associated with violence.

How did eating popcorn become associated with watching movies?

It has become associated with the nature of modernity itself.

Can that number ever change and become associated with another advert?

Subcultures often become associated with place".

Rightly or wrongly, Pakistan has become associated with terrorism.

It forces us to face pain -- Psychologist Pat Love once said that "when you long for something like love, it becomes associated with pain".

Because it became associated with the Iraq war, many critics saw it as a way of spreading an American-style system at gunpoint, something Mr. Bush always denied.