Sentence examples for old associations from inspiring English sources

Old associations die hard.

The old associations reinforced ideals of good citizenship.

It has changed the old associations that were tied to the military barracks.

Legacy, with all its warm old associations of something gratefully inherited, like money or values, has turned decidedly negative.

Burying the past might suit him, and other politicians tainted by old associations with the Khmers Rouges.

There would be no old associations and no new conversations; time could stand still while I thought about nothing and no one but him.

Anyway, that's us: in short, Lionel Messi is pretty good at the old association football.

It is what Thomas Hardy once called the "old association" – that connection between people and landscape.

Nor does their campaign literature, for the most part, brag about the old association.

Unlike the outgoing CEA chairman, Austan Goolsbee, Mr Krueger has no old association with Mr Obama.

Finally, under the direction of Columbia's president, George Rupp, Columbia severed its ties with the old association.