Sentence examples for become associated with two from inspiring English sources

With fitting irony, that city has itself become associated with two musical masterpieces: Michael Tippett's King Priam and Benjamin Britten's War Requiem, premiered on consecutive nights in May 1962, days after Basil Spence's new cathedral, built to embrace the bombed-out shell of its medieval predecessor, was consecrated.

But Chandler, 52, became associated with two major, troubled projects.

Alan Cumming Cabaret (1998) Rarely do two actors become associated with a single role, but Alan Cumming both subverted and surpassed expectations when he opened on Broadway in 1998 in Cabaret by eclipsing memories of the legendary Joel Grey, the original Emcee in the John Kander/Fred Ebb musical about the rise of the Third Reich.

(Switzerland paid about €1.6 billion to become associated with the Seventh Framework Programme).

To become associated with FP7, Switzerland paid about €1.6 billion into the E.U. budget, according to the commission.

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The name stuck, and three decades later it would become associated with sadistic gangland slayings.

Bill Clinton managed to get two iconic portrayals, split between Phil Hartman and Darrell Hammond, who interestingly, managed to become associated with the pre- and post-Lewinsky Clinton.

The term training school had become associated with reform schools while at the same time the junior college designation had become a popular one.

The parade has become associated with violence.

How did eating popcorn become associated with watching movies?