6 sentences with “associate”

I will always associate the ferns with that admirable old man and the gentle, regenerative grieving process we shared.

In that, people began to associate the word America with the miracle of tasty and nutritious food in the midst of wartime misery.

For Al, the hat is an amulet. Cowboys associate it with good luck and say never to leave it on the ground resting on the brim lest luck desert you.

Others associate ultra-technologisation, with less and less human control, with Satan's masterstroke. In this dehumanisation, they assert, the Devil has tucked his tail.

In 1966 Gould returned to Antioch College as professor of geology, became assistant professor of geology at Harvard the following year, rising to associate professor in 1971 and chair and department head in 1973.

Some of the characteristics that historians often associate with modernity are representative governments, capitalist economies and (relatively, in the case of early modern states) religious toleration. All these things first converged in England in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.