Sentence examples for which I associate from inspiring English sources

I loathe this dumb cliché, which I associate with my early years at Newsweek.

I HAVE never liked bed-and-breakfasts, which I associate with Victorian furniture, officious hosts and forced conviviality at breakfast.

She was on my mind when I wrote my May "Drink" column, which is as much about the late '70s culture with which I associate wine spritzers — the malaise, New York's grittier years, the Carter Administration — as the drinks themselves.

From Pulp Fiction, there is the "Royale with Cheese" banal pre-violence conversation, and the classic gangster "betrayal" misdirection, which I associate with the buildup to Tommy DeVito's made-guy ceremony from GoodFellas.

Conservative MP Crispin Blunt provided a surreal moment this week when he stood up in the Commons, "outing himself" as a user of poppers, a "party drug" which I associate with 90s rave culture but which is still apparently very popular in the gay community to enhance nookie.

Maybe it's all the fishing that goes on which I associate with my father…or the beef stew and greens back in Nairobi and chicken stews here at Diamond Beach on the island of Manda, which remind me of my mother…or maybe its just wondering what they would have made of all of this… how all this stimuli would have landed on their minds.

My grandmother, an indomitable woman, had suffered a stroke, which I associated with something that happened to older people.

In this case the fear I felt while writing this piece, which I associated with successful composition, was the fear of showing things about myself that I didn't want to acknowledge, either to others or myself.

Wedes et al. identified increased bromotyrosine in asthma patients, which was (i) associated with eosinophils and (ii) with a higher risk of exacerbation in this study [65].

VMware, on the other hand, is not a company with which I readily associate open source culture or success; and I don't see a very robust ecosystem coalescing around Cloud Foundry.

Dawn Penman Kempsford, Gloucestershire The voluntary project with which I am associated In Glasgow does distribute garments which supporters knit for us.