Sentence examples for early association with from inspiring English sources

And the same mechanism applies to his early association with McDonald's.

Ms. Vega said her early association with the song exchange began as a college student.

Tells about his childhood in Canada & his early association with a Second City comedy troupe in Toronto.

The early association with Mr. Berezovsky, a widely reviled figure here, made Liberal Russia's prospects in this year's elections uncertain.

A front-page article in Arts & Leisure today about "The Aviator," the screen biography of Howard Hughes, misstates the circumstances of Leonardo DiCaprio's early association with the project.

Moreover, the disease's early association with homosexuality (AIDS was then known as GRID, for gay-related immunodeficiency) heightened prejudices among the wider public.

Despite his early associations with the Democrats, Grier was a staunch Unionist during the Civil War.

The theme that runs through Wang's early associations with music-making and technology, and particularly the two combined, is the sense of discovery, fun, joy.

The attraction of Belstaff clothing is rooted in the "protection and functionality" linked to its early associations with motorcycling and aviation.

But his early associations with the far right were when it was at its most overtly racist and before it had started to try to present itself as just another political party.

Isle Of Wight festival, Newport, Sun; Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield, Tue; Phones4U Arena, Manchester, Wed; The SSE Hydro, Glasgow, Fri; touring to 22 Jun JR Russell Haswell has been pushing the possibilities of harsh computer noise in art and music since the early 90s, from his early associations with the YBAs to his ferocious club-centric noise LP on Powell's Diagonal label earlier this year.