Sentence examples for to associating with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Strong, 75, vacated the job after admitting to associating with Tongsun Park, 70, a South Korean charged with having been an unregistered lobbyist for Iraq.

The person who ought to be most embarrassed by this airless dud is its director, Roland Joffé, a two-time Oscar nominee who in the space of just five years regressed from working with Tom Stoppard to associating with the kind of people who mix eyeball smoothies and force-feed them to defenseless women.

Another respondent did talk about co-optition and that they do look forward to associating with their competitors.

To a question related to associating with professionals apart from relatives and friends, this respondent said "Yes.

Also, it will call for a deeply revisionary conception of art, one fundamentally hostile to the very notions we are probably most used to associating with art, namely beauty and aesthetic pleasure.

(And "raw" is not a word we are necessarily used to associating with Hillary Clinton).

"No one wants to associate with failure".

They also like to associate with winners.

Even rich Jews didn't want to associate with them".

"People don't want to associate with me," she said.

You're not supposed to associate with each other.