Example sentences of "be associate with [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | And although his name will always be associated with a Cocktail Party he found such uproarious assemblies , at which no one could have a satisfactory conversation , increasingly insupportable . |
| 2 | If not , the accused was pronounced guilty and the priest might , therefore , be associated with a sentence of death . |
| 3 | A rising real national income with a fairly constant capital stock will generally be associated with a fall in unemployment . |
| 4 | They anticipate that OC use will act like pregnancy on breast cancer risk and thus be associated with a reduction in risk at older ages , It would be a great relief to young women now if there was indeed such a decreasing risk . |
| 5 | My own reaction , as the latest sickening episode even exceeds in depravity and licentiousness the grossness of the last one , is that I no longer wish to be associated with a UK Government which is so lacking in moral leadership , compassion , wisdom and humanity that it can allow such a situation to continue to exist , while having the capacity to intervene . |
| 6 | Nesting has started earlier in recent years , which appears to be associated with a trend for Great Crested Grebes to become resident at their nesting sites . |
| 7 | Each module requires to be associated with a charge code when it is created , and each charge code refers to a specific storage directory where the module will be held . |
| 8 | The disappearance of the rhynchosaurs , like the decline of the synapsid dicynodonts before them , seems to be associated with a decline of their food-plant ; this time , of the seed fern Dicroidium , which was giving way to the worldwide spread of the conifers . |
| 9 | Thus in an extraordinary manner the physical manifestation of a woman 's fertility which had always been welcome and extolled in ancient and traditional Hindu society , where even mother earth was conceived to be menstruating in the beginning of the rainy season , came to be associated with a sin.s |
| 10 | The gene or ’ gene ’ marker might be associated with a condition like Huntingdon 's Chorea . |
| 11 | A simple extrapolation from the basic hepatocyte culture expreiments suggets that matrix degradation during liver injury may be associated with a loss of specific hepatocyte gene function , and promotion of cellular proliferation . |
| 12 | Heart rate also appears to increase in the subjectively dangerous situation of entering a motorway ( Rutley & Mace , 1972 ) , however , this is harder to explain purely in terms of increasing attention and expectancies since these would normally be associated with a decrease in heart rate . |
| 13 | As minister responsible for the economy in Northern Ireland , I am delighted to be associated with the publication of ‘ Guide to Exporting . ’ |
| 14 | Economies of scale are also a feature likely to be associated with the struggle for market share . |
| 15 | In February Old Kewlany had intersected a two inch vein in Fleming 's Level — a quartz string believed to be associated with the vein ahead . |
| 16 | Thus , the loss of [ h ] could be associated with the contact situation in general , regardless of the specific properties of the contact languages . |
| 17 | One of the two patients was of British origin without any known Sephardic or central European ancestry , which has been reported to be associated with the mutation at codon 200 . |
| 18 | Evans had also provided a note of some cases from other countries where crimes of violence could be associated with the playing of such games . |
| 19 | These changes may be associated with the intensification of the Aleutian Low , a major meteorological system which dominates the weather of the North Pacific region . |
| 20 | When performers in this industry , such as the Beatles , started composing their own songs — sometimes writing them , more often producing them directly , using oral , experimental , collective methods — another significant move had been made ; and a second phase in this process may be associated with the advent of relatively cheap , accessible electronic equipment ( synthesizers , mixers , rhythm and effects boxes of various sorts ) , which enable ‘ amateurs ’ to produce music without playing instruments at all in the traditional sense . |
| 21 | This is clearly a literary phenomenon , or rather an example of literacy at work in place of the semi-literacy that might naively be associated with the film industry ; people who had read one book by the author then sought out his earlier book , putting it too on the best-seller list . |
| 22 | The Coulson Chair was established in the knowledge that Theoretical Chemistry was making significant contributions to Physical , Organic , and Inorganic Chemistry besides becoming an established field in its own right , and it was envisaged that the professor might choose to be associated with the work of any of the laboratories . |
| 23 | Moreover , if the Withington mosaic is to be associated with the work of this group ( at the integral level ) it must be as a parallel or subsequent development . |
| 24 | ‘ Bob Dragon , ’ or Dreghorn , the ugliest man in Scotland , was also thought to be associated with the Resurrectionists . |
| 25 | These results suggest that the loss of intercellular communication mediated by gap junctions may be associated with the recurrence of gastric ulcers . |
| 26 | What is perhaps even more remarkable , given postwar wisdom about the unparalleled nature of postwar youth cultures , is that the youth style that came to be associated with the London Hooligans was a nationwide phenomenon . |
| 27 | One family , that of Höchstetter , will always be associated with the venture . |
| 28 | These coins can be dated no more closely than the late 750s or early 760s , but they are possibly to be associated with the disintegration of Aethelbald 's imperium in southern England following his death . |
| 29 | Monopoly came to be associated with the firm and thus , most unfortunately , with the entrepreneur . |
| 30 | Speaking of the maximum number of jobs of 21,000 that could be associated with the Ove Arup proposal , British Rail says that these jobs would largely represent a redistribution of economic activity in Kent and London rather than the creation of new economic activity . |