Sentence examples for sought to associate from inspiring English sources

Others sought to associate the rioting fans with political protests in the streets.

FINANCIAL services companies have long sought to associate themselves with athletes who represent the best of their profession.

More recently, researchers have sought to associate electromagnetic fields, the radon or hydrogen content of the soil and seismicity patterns with impending earthquakes.

Matthew Freud Associates became the agency for film studios and for Pepsi, Mars, and Nike, which sought to associate their brands with Freud's celebrities.

Other recent Google bombs have sought to associate President Bush, Senator Clinton and Senator Rick Santorum, a Pennsylvania Republican, with various unprintable phrases.

And she sought to associate her candidacy with those women and men who were aspiring to their own version of a winner's circle, the American middle class, as she discussed the compromise immigration bill in the Senate.

The bridge has had a long association with French monarchs seeking to associate themselves with a symbol of Roman imperial power.

The theory seeks to associate the new attitude with the growth of the polis.

At the same time, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to associate itself with the prisoners expected to be released.

Seeking to associate his government with a rare feel-good moment, Mr. Maliki pointedly noted the contrast between Iraq's past and present sporting fortunes.

The former Secretary of State is seeking to associate herself with the most popular Democrat in the country, President Barack Obama, and trying to disassociate her opponent, Bernie Sanders, from him.