Sentence examples for is something associated from inspiring English sources

"Promotion and relegation is something associated with British sport.

I predict it will be something associated with tragedy – always a favourite of the tabloid newspapers – probably a new father who's profile is callously deleted by Facebook the day after he is murdered by a drug gang.

It wasn't until children were at least four years old that they answered correctly, suggesting that the younger children did not yet understand that pretending was something associated with the mind rather than the body.

So it must be something associated just with drinking or something in my hand".

For example, most rewards will be something associated with project such as copy of the CD, painting, or illustration etc., you are creating.

Football has never enjoyed greater support throughout the world, and that is something everyone associated with FIFA should be proud of.

I want to be adored and food is something I associate with that.

Some musicians had to be escorted off a plane recently for drunken behavior, which is something you associate more with rock musicians.

Gathering palmfuls of bilberries to shovel into a purple-tinged mouth is something I associate with childhood Augusts, but this searing summer seems to have brought all kinds of berries out earlier than usual.

David Cole, a Georgetown University law professor who will testify on Tuesday in favor of the bill, said, "Secret evidence is something we associate with totalitarian regimes, not with free democratic nations".

Still, the tendency is something we associate more with, say, Churchill than Marx.