think of in connection

“The above impression,” wrote Homer, “struck me as being as near to murder as anything I could think of in connection with the army & I always had a horror of that branch of the service.”

“Since at least the 1970s, no journalist has gotten away with writing about the Martini without addressing James Bond. Often they begin their story with Bond. Because Bond, more than sixty-five years after writer Ian Fleming dreamed up the suave British superspy, is still the first thing many people think of in connection to the Martini.”

“Taking off one’s clothes in public and searching for extraterrestrials are not the sort of dull but prestigious occupations we usually think of in connection with the ‘firstborn personality’!”

All I can think of in connection with a balloon is the explosion when it breaks.

The only mechanical device that Jasmine could think of in connection with flowers was a lawn-mower, so she felt safe in promising that the dinner-table should present an appearance of a little more trouble having been taken with it than with the piece of work in the sewing-machine.