Sentence examples for to associate that from inspiring English sources

"It's almost easier to associate that gesture with the company".

The upshot is that parents are less likely to encounter any child named Devin, say, and are therefore less likely to associate that name with either sex.

Writing about "Swept Away" in The New York Times, Vincent Canby found a stark contrast between Ms. Melato's performances in that movie and "Love and Anarchy," observing that she was "such an interesting actress that it's almost impossible to associate that earlier performance with the wicked and witty patrician who is momentarily humbled here".

If enough Web pages link a certain Web page to a phrase, the Google search engine will start to associate that page with the phrase -- even if, as in the case of Mr. Bush's official biography, the phrase does not occur on the destination Web site.

The more high-traffic sites that link a Web page to a particular phrase, the more Google tends to associate that page with the phrase -- even if, as in the case of the president's official biography, the term does not occur on the destination site.

The call feeding module (CFM) assigns individual calls to each animal of a group supplied by one feeder and trains them to associate that call with feed access.

In recent years, Afghans have come to strongly associate that number with pimps, considered the absolute dregs of Afghan society.

"If we were to pay two dollars more an hour to associates, that would cut four thousand dollars out of our per-employee profit.

When Paladino ran for New York governor in 2010, he came under fire for sending emails to associates that included references to bestiality and offensive characterizations of Obama.

Moreover, their brains are wired in such a way that they are prone to associate things that do not normally go together.

Click here to view Terry Venables video One tends not to associate Loftus Road, that homely ground in west London, with the vanguard of contemporary classical music.