associates造句

One usually associates poverty with misery.

The system associates the guest with the room.

He was accused of procuring women for his business associates.

Let's take a look at the rhythm he associates with the damned.

Never stop consulting with your associates and colleagues, and learn from their priceless experience.

Indeed, they are slow enough to be outrun-which is convenient for Dr Balch and her associates.

He toured the Parisian prisons, arranging the release of old associates and anyone else who could help consolidate his powerful place in the perverted new social order.

The habit of smoking tends to carry young men into the society of men whom it is not desirable that they should choose as their intimate associates.

Mr. Pang dropped names of important people he was supposedly doing business with and boasted about deals he had done or money he controlled, associates say.

As long as there exists a desire to bond with friends, family, co-workers, guests, business associates, politicians, and whomever, baijiu will be there to christen the bonds.

Although the firm had no money at the start, Mr. Pang told associates that the only way to win over investors was to project an air of success.

Cell phones may help busy 1990s execs keep in constant touch with important business associates, but they may also increase their risk of high blood pressure, preliminary research suggests

Two former associates of Mr. Israel's are already behind bars for their role at Bayou, whose collapse in the summer of 2005 was one of Wall Street's most brazen frauds in recent years.

I've never been a health fanatic, but I pay a lot more attention to diet and fitness than I used to; and I find that this is a widespread trend among many of my friends and associates.