Sentence examples for we wanted to associate from inspiring English sources

We wanted to associate ourselves with the passionate people".

"The first issue was published to coincide with the launch of Uniqlo in New York, and we wanted to associate the brand with the art and design industry".

In line with improved signage, bins and clear information we wanted to associate the idea that we continue to value things even when we throw them away.

"This is a large and complex project; we wanted to associate Chanel with the historic part of southern Mumbai," Bertrand says, adding, "The development in India is very strong" but it will take 15 to 20 years to fully develop.

The use of these highly concentrated solutions is justified by the fact that we wanted to associate an intense negative experience with the CS− and that free-flying bees seem to be more tolerant than humans to intermediate concentration levels of bitter substances [37].

As we wanted to associate the results from the job satisfaction survey to those from the quality of care survey, we were forced to pool the data using the lowest common denominator linking the two surveys, i.e. the hospital unit.

In sequence alignment, we want to associate residues in a query sequence with homologous residues in a target database sequence.

Strangely, this exercise in New York egoism is being sponsored, to the tune of $2 million, by Fleet bank, the largest bank in Boston, "because we're the leading real-estate lender in New York, and we want to associate ourselves with things that say New York," said Rena DeSisto, a spokeswoman for the bank.

In the alluvial diagram described in section 4, we want to associate each nonsignificant module with the module together with which it most likely forms a subset.

"We basically went to other groups, like the local university's computer games society," says Tristan. "We didn't go because we wanted to play other games, we just wanted to associate and let people know about Melee.

We all want to associate ourselves with dignified people and dignified ideas.