Sentence examples for beginning to associate from inspiring English sources

An official of the Oscar Mayer Foundation said that if the public is beginning to associate foundations with tax dodger...then corporations should dissolve the foundations.

The value of languages for careers has been well publicised, but the downside may be that students are beginning to associate language degrees with careers in languages.

I think men are beginning to associate their wardrobe purchases with those attributes again: they want Donegal and Harris tweeds, and if they do buy into big brands they want a lifestyle element to identify with".

That look — bitter, hardened, unwelcoming — was the one we began to associate with the later Heston.

In the end, I began to associate the taste with a color.

The sisters constantly fight, and Amy begins to associate with pupils at school suspected of taking drugs.

In Paris he began to associate with painters and poets and at age 18 published his first collection of poems.

The Chinese began to associate physical training and the health of the public with the fate of the nation.

• The key to the success that BBDO had with Pepsi-Cola arose when the agency began to associate the brand with the growing youth market in the United States.

As I grew older and travelled to Switzerland, I began to associate the country with fondue, watches and private wealth, art and lakes and mountains.

Tell people often enough a murder victim was a sex worker or transgender, and readers will begin to associate both as factors for someone's murder.