Sentence examples for wanting to associate from inspiring English sources

In addition, promotional licenses must be obtained by companies or organizations wanting to associate with Columbia University through any use of its trademarks.

But whereas Mr Sterling's rant was anachronistically bigoted he asked his then-girlfriend, herself part black, to stop bringing blacks to Clippers games or appearing in photos with them Mr Levenson's email, sent to his colleagues in the Hawks' front office, had a far different tone.Rather than attacking blacks, it criticised whites in the region for not wanting to associate with them.

They speculate that the numerous consumer complaints and one-star reviews for the ISPs could have turned Amazon off from wanting to associate its brand with the notoriously consumer-unfriendly cable TV and internet service providers.

They speculate that the numerous consumer complaints and one-star reviews for the ISPs could have turned Amazon off from wanting to associate its brand with the notoriously consumer-unfriendly cable TV and internet service providers.

This comes as a result of people wanting to associate with those with the same beliefs and goals in mind.

The brochure focuses on people who send their own images, rather than the people who share them — a pervasive issue in the military — warning readers that "having your explicit photos leaked could result in your friends not wanting to associate with you".

"No one wants to associate with failure".

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

We wanted to associate ourselves with the passionate people".

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

You wouldn't want to associate with them either.