Sentence examples for started associating with from inspiring English sources

Martin McDonagh didn't exactly lack an audience before he started associating with the likes of Colin Farrell, on In Bruges, and Christopher Walken, who starred in the premiere of A Behanding in Spokane on Broadway earlier this year.

She started associating with a "spiritual advisor" named Brother Anthony.

"A 'friend of a friend' told him he needed to carry a knife to protect himself," says Ceryl. "He started associating with local gang nominals who were older than him.

He started associating with a scattered group of would-be jihadists, including Mohammed Sheglabo who disappeared from Perth in late 2014 and the so-called "tinny terrorists"—who allegedly planned to sail from Cape York to the Philippines to join a cabal of IS supporters, The Australian reports.

That PR team should have sprung into action the minute red started associated with revolutionaries.

We've now got the branding and the names that people can now start associating with the different tiers of football in this country; let's see where we get to.

We used an additional marker for maturation, hsp20, which starts associating with the daughter buds in the second half of division, after the bud reaches its widest point [27].

"People started associating white with prom kids".

Maybe it's time we started associating pleasure with peace?

And many people are just trying out location apps for the first time — if they start associating deals with Facebook (or Foursquare or SCVNGR or Gowalla) then that might the app they turn to first in the future.

Which means that as you hear a song, you'll start associating it with memories or other images almost immediately.