She went with him to see a film.

Mine is the car with the red stripe.

He's the one with the dark blue shirt.

He ate with a fork. With this software you can track all your business contacts in one place.

Fill those buckets with dirt.

John is with IBM, where he is a marketing director.

The temperature varies with wind speed and direction.

The child is with his uncle while his parents are on holiday.

He acts firmly, with apparent authority.

With all her troubles, she remains optimistic.

We left all those matters with the hotel staff.

She's off sick with a bad cold.

The children are giddy with excitement

We've been with Citibank for years.

Cut the boards with the grain.

She worked with communities to improve local services.

Spicy food does not agree with me.

I don't want you to associate with him; he's not good for you.

I asked them to bear with me while I checked the details of their booking.

The hotel cellars were abounding with vermin.

Adam has accessorized his home with antique lamps, mirrors and rugs.

Make sure your behavior accords with the company's code of conduct.

Once Mark had acquainted his assistant with the computer program, she was able to work on her own.

Read the book, and acquaint yourself with Shakespeare's work.

An acquaintance with modern history would be useful for those wishing to take this course of study.

Harry, I believe you are acquainted with Miss Forbes?

Audiences in Ancient Greece were acquainted with the idea of a hero having a tragic flaw.

My mother likes to adorn the house with flowers.

The lawyer wanted to affiliate with a foreign firm.

The owner has been trying not to affiliate the company with any political parties.

The attack was carried out by an individual claiming to be affiliated with a known terrorist group.

Susannah was afire with enthusiasm for her new job.

I asked Jane for her opinion, and she agreed with me.

We all agreed with Jack about the colour of the new chairs.

In French, the adjective must agree with the noun.

Craig aligned the banister with the adjacent kitchen counter.

The sudden betrayal aligned Samantha with her former enemy.

By agreeing with the decision to move forward with the plans, I unknowingly aligned myself with Anthony.

The bookshelf aligns perfectly with the mantel.

Crosby's behavior aligns with the culture of the group.

The plaza was alive with all sorts of performers and the people who came to watch.

Thank goodness that ordeal is all over with.

It's all over with Robert and Hannah.

The scientist alloyed tin with copper to make bronze.

Brenda reluctantly allied with her former enemy to solve the problem.

The army's approach to combat allied military strength and cunning.

Students need to budget for accommodation, along with the cost of tuition.

Vicky went to the night club, along with her friend Cheryl.

Shannon alternated with Joan as pitcher in the big game.

I stay interested in exercising by alternating running with swimming.

The scientists amalgamated the metal with mercury.

She gave her sister a birthday party, with cake, ice cream, and all that goes with it.

Doris is angry with her lazy husband.

I am angry with my sister for taking my book.

I'm annoyed at my brother for leaving the room in such a mess.

My friend always argues about money with her husband.

The suspect was armed with several firearms.

As compared with American English, British English seems more formal.

As with any grammar rule, there are a lot of exceptions.

Rupert teaches French at the college; he sometimes assists with Spanish lessons too.

We persuaded a neighbour with a large van to assist us with our move.

For some reason, I associate Max with peanut butter.

For many people, Christmas is associated with gifts and shopping.

Although they work in similar fields, Charlie is not associated with Bob. She is not associated with the college, so you cannot have her as your advisor.

Chris was very friendly, and I instantly felt at ease with him.

Your opinion is at odds with the facts.

After I meditate, I feel at one with the world.

Your opinion is definitely at variance with the facts.

Britain had been at war with France since 1803.

Mr. Ellis has been at war with his neighbour Mr Barker about the state of his garden.

Some militant vegans are at war with meat eaters.

The Church has often been openly at war with Marxism.

The streets were awash with people trying to get a glimpse of the Queen.

This director's films are awash with violence.

Away with you! proclaimed the king.

Mindy balanced her long hours at work with a visit to the spa.

He banded the package with a thick string.

Band the stalks of the flowers you want to buy.

Bank the fire with sand before you go into your tent.

He banks at Citibank.

The police barraged the child with questions about what he witnessed.

Dad thinks he's down with the kids; it's so embarrassing!

The man suspected of the bombing attack had been in contact with a foreign terrorist organization.

I develop a rash if my skin is in contact with nickel for too long.

Have you been in touch with her recently?

Are you still in touch with your friends from high school?

The dying woman wanted to be with her family in her last days.

She's been with her current boyfriend for nearly a year.

The crowd responded to her speech with shouts of "We're with you, Amelia!"

Jack was panting and his face was beaded with sweat.

I was beaming with pride as I watched my son's graduation.

Please bear with me - this will only take five minutes.

I first became acquainted with Arthur about five years ago.

It takes some time to become acquainted with the rules of the game.

The crown was beset with rubies and diamonds.

My mother was beside herself with worry when I didn't call.

Gary is besotted by Evie and would do anything for her.

With the best will in the world, that alley cat is never going to win any prizes at a cat show.