Sentence examples for forever associate from inspiring English sources

Mondrian's late pictures – such as Broadway Boogie Woogie – will forever associate the artist with that city.

And rumour has it that George Michael will bid on the £50m skull, which will forever associate the piece with progressive notions of gender identity in popular culture.

For the next half a decade, there almost wasn't a nightclub in America that didn't play Ms. Summer's songs or anyone who came of age during the disco era who won't forever associate her with that hedonistic time.

On Big Star's masterpiece third album, Alex sang my favorite song of his, "Nighttime" — a haunting and gorgeous ballad that I will forever associate with my floor-sleeping days in New York.

Shining through the richness of Parmesan, pine nuts and garlic was the sunny, uplifting flavor of fresh basil, an epiphany we would forever associate with summer and urban sophistication.

British people will forever associate Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, who was killed on Wednesday in his late 30s, with the kidnap and beheading in October 2004 of Ken Bigley.

This is the era with which Berle is forever associated.

His rebellious "yahoo" cry in the title song became iconic and was forever associated with him.

These intrepid names will be forever associated with the location, like a space-bound Christopher Columbus.

Ronald Reagan was forever associated with the small-town virtues of Dixon and Jimmy Carter with Plains.

One of their friends of the period was Timothy Leary, forever associated with LSD.