Sentence examples for try to associate the from inspiring English sources

Try to associate the project with positive motivation in your life.

Try to associate the name with this feature, so that you will remember next time.

Or try to associate the name and face with something characteristic (beard, height, demeanor, etc).

Also try to associate the first note of a song with the same note you are trying to learn, such as C in Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

He has tried to associate the sand society with a university or nonprofit group.

In London, Labour's Sadiq Khan has just defeated Zac Goldsmith after an ugly Conservative campaign which tried to associate the Muslim Khan with terror attacks on London.

"May the 4th be with you," the chancellor will tell Star Wars fans as he tries to associate the Tories with the annual celebration of the film franchise launched by George Lucas with the ground-breaking first movie in 1977.

The queen mother is credited with trying to associate the royal family with the common British family, laying the foundation for the current effort to make the monarchy less remote and more personable.

She had initially invoked him when Mr. Lazio got in the race, and then stopped trying to associate the two Congressional Republicans after her aides determined that it was showing no sign of traction.

Meanwhile, Ho et al. (2005) tried to associate the cause of changes in TC activity in the western North Pacific with atmospheric circulations in the Southern Hemisphere.

It is as though the Visitor is trying to associate the political craft with the most abstract disciplines, like geometry, even though it has to have practical impact.