Sentence examples for forever associate with from inspiring English sources

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.

I read to both of my sons at an early age, I played the music I wanted them to forever associate with their youth (Dionne Warwick and Chopin, Nina Simone and Tchaikovsky), and have toted them around to art museums their entire lives.

We have received beautiful engagement presents that are already on display in our living room and we will forever associate with the people who gave them to us.

His wife, Margaret, and two children traveled with him to several Olympic Games and were there for the moment that so many would forever associate with McKay: the 1972 Olympics in Munich, West Germany.

Instead, Shazia (Kiran Sonia Sawar) injects her boring bureaucratic job with tons of adorable moments, like greeting a vicious-looking guard dog by crooning, "Puppy!" Her interactions with her husband, such as when he brings home Chekov's guinea pig as her birthday present, are super endearing, and I live for her jamming out to the song I will now forever associate with brutal murder.

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

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.

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

That was when her name became forever associated with Roquefort beignets on apple purée.