1.   That might be a pretty good arrangement, just to help make associations.

2.   At the same time, an association must be made between the unit and a previously specified media type.

3.   Rosa used the word preciosa to describe the baby and the association was made.

4.   A rich environment will help the toddler make such associations, understand sequences, differentiate between objects and reason about them.

5.   He could hardly be faulted for making that association.

6.   Literature meant to be read can take its time to explore, speculate and make associations.

7.   Soon, Fred made an association between the word and its consequence.

8.   Tolstoy, who preached his own very special kind of pacifist Christianity, made associations between poverty and depravity.

9.   We made life-long associations there.

10.   When he reaches out and makes associations to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and to the Love Canal, the results are embarrassing.