Sentence examples for if you associated from inspiring English sources

There was a sense of fallen woman about her, and that, if you associated with her, you too would be tainted.

If you associated DMG files with HFSExplorer during installation, HFSExplorer should open automatically when you double-click the DMG file.

If you associate "vegetarian" with "meager," this place will change your mind.

If you associate travelling on the Danube by boat with joining an expensive cruise, Boatel Charlie will prove otherwise.

If you associate drinking with certain events, such as holidays or vacations, develop a plan for managing them in advance.

Even if you associate winter with the food that cocoons us, rest assured that risotto makes a perfect summer supper or lunch.

Yet, as Mr Sikorski told Ukrainian officials, "If you associate yourselves with us, we will hold you accountable to our standards".

That cultural echo is just fine with the chef Aimee Olexy, especially "if you associate 'hippie' with real, down-to-earth stuff," she said.

If you associate cats with the devil (which, I hasten to say, legions of cat lovers do not), the leap from driving away a cat to driving the devil from possession of the sneezer is natural.

Toibin is not a typical Irish writer if you associate such with musical rhapsodies, loquaciousness or blarney; but he has a deep and elegiac sense of his homeland that comes out in his cadences and dialogue.

In his review of Colm Toibin's "Mothers and Sons" (Dec. 31), Pico Iyer separates Toibin from the "typical Irish writer, if you associate such with musical rhapsodies, loquaciousness or blarney".