Sentence examples for many associations from inspiring English sources

Many associations are more frequent.

And many associations, including Woodberry's, allow them.

"The convertible comes with too many associations," Ms. Mills said.

But many associations are now looking outside the sector.

The château has many associations with French history.

But many associations voted in favour "reluctantly" while others chose to abstain.

Better to go into the "Grapefruit" gallery stripped of as many associations as you can.

Although many associations were established as independent groups, universities have increasingly pulled them closer.

Many associations have created new roles, such as group director of customer experience.

Relics come from many contexts, and have many associations; some holy, some secular.

The one problem with putting the play into modern dress is that it brings with it too many associations.