Sentence examples for used to associate with from inspiring English sources

"Do you mean people I used to associate with?

These are not words one used to associate with Buicks.

"The suburbs themselves are becoming more diverse and experiencing more of the problems we used to associate with cities".

The best were energetic and exuberant, offering the sort of blithe refreshment that people used to associate with Beaujolais.

Don't be confused if these items don't sound like the kinds of leftover, moth-eaten, attic-ravaged, so-called collectibles that you used to associate with eBay.

Many suburbanites will no longer be able to insulate themselves from problems they used to associate with the inner city: poverty, social disorder, drugs and violence.

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

I used to associate contemporary with cold, impersonal spaces, but this house has completely changed that.

"We used to associate wealth with a big tummy and had the idea that if you were skinny you were not doing well," he told me.

These properties were used to associate genes with diseases using linkage methods (nomenclature adopted from [ 26]).

In particular, CD proteins are often used to associate cells with certain immune functions.