Sentence examples for make him associate from inspiring English sources

This will make him associate the harness with good things.

As soon as he does this, put him into a trot or canter for a few yards, i.e. make him associate the eating with having to work.

If your cat has urinated or eliminated outside the box, then his droppings will leave a scent that will make him associate that area with the bathroom.

"The idea was to make him associate naked men with being sick," his sister later told the BBC.

Doing this every time will make him associate being called with fun.

Justinian showed much ambition, and it has been thought that he was functioning as virtual regent long before Justin made him associate Emperor on 1 April 527, although there is no conclusive evidence for this.

Hoover, after all, had lived with his mother until she died in 1938, and by then, he was practically inseparable from the natty, lean, quiet Clyde Tolson, whom he had hired in 1928 and promoted meteorically, making him associate director, the No. 2 position in the F.B.I., in 1947.

George inhabits New York City with the same weary gratitude he brings to his ­insurance-law practice and the people who have shaped his life — the mother and stepfather who set him on the right path; the smart, hard-working wife who, in a certain light, looks like the middle-aged woman she is; the senior partner who plucked him out of the Queens D.A.'s office to make him an associate.

But the statistics that make him distinctive are not usually associated with someone who hits first in the order.

Saying negative things around anyone can make them associate you with negativity and that's bad.

Hitting your cat will make them associate you with fear and pain.