Sentence examples for started to associate from inspiring English sources

"Everybody started to associate 'duck' with 'Long Island,' " Mr. Della Femina said.

Thiel has been an outspoken libertarian since his days as an undergraduate at Stanford in the 1980s, and in 2008 he supplied $500,000 for an attempt to create manmade islands that would provide an "escape from politics in all its forms", but lately he has started to associate himself with a different crowd.

However, they began to gain fans with the name, and people started to associate them with it, so they were forced to keep it.

Pictures are very powerful and people started to associate the people on the news with people like me, who just happened to look like them.

Of interest, Orc1 binding to the origin was not detectable in G0, despite the protein being expressed; in early G1, the protein started to associate with the origin and its enrichment peaked in mid G1 (4–5 fold).

In contrast, E2F1 showed opposite behaviour, since it started to associate to the origin as early as its levels rose in G1 (∼2-fold enrichment over background in middle G1, ∼4-fold in late G1, over 5-fold in late G1).

By pouring millions of our diabetic dollars in to these events, we start to associate physical activity with fizzy drinks.

If you wake for more than about 20 minutes during the night you might start to associate your bed with wakefulness.

"Learn to eat three meals a day and you start to associate food with a specific time and place which limits what you eat," she says, and it also helps you stop eating for other reasons like boredom or comfort.

And the person we had once thought of as synonymous with X, we start to associate with Y. Before long, that person is known for something very different to that which first caught our attention.

I had this idea that if I had sex when I didn't really want to, I would start to associate sex with being a chore or a burden and start to hate it.