| Because longevity is growing faster than the retirement age, it socializes an ever-increasing share of our economy. |
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| They're looking at 1,000 pounds that everybody eats, socializes, and ceremonializes with. |
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| It is just one happy little group that parties together, socializes together and who know each other. |
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| Here, she socializes with prominent Iranian academics, psychologists, and journalists. |
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| Brian socializes with the who's who of the Shanghai scene and claims to play the guitar. |
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| He attends Pueblo reunions but rarely socializes with other crew members. |
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| No one pays much attention to these guys and no mechanic socializes with another mechanic who only works on the waste systems. |
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| The sufferer socializes less and work becomes an enormous effort. |
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| A great lover of children and their appetite for life, he spends the rest of the afternoon playing in a school yard where he socializes spontaneously. |
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| It is an educational environment, one which socializes its members and in which individuals support each other to their mutual benefit and to the benefit of the greater community. |
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| The Savannah Cat Ranch International socializes a lot with their felines and gives them all the attention needed in order to help the transition from the ranch to the new adoptive family. |
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| The pedagogical integration of ICT must therefore be understood as integration such that the student is learns and socializes through a multitude of interactive and communication channels. |
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| The public socializes in the coffeehouses. |
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| Outside the family, it is society as a whole that socializes the child. |
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| Community reintegration is the transition from specialised stroke services provided in hospital to the community where the survivor lives, works, and socializes. |
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| He returns to the US and settles in New York, where he socializes with artists such as Carl Andre, Walter De Maria, Eva Hesse, Sol LeWitt, Robert Smithson, Robert Morris and Bruce Nauman. |
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| It is against the law to discriminate against a person because she or he socializes with, supports or is otherwise associated with members of any group identified under the Code to which she or he does not belong. |
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| Izzard, who lives in a semi-detached Notting Hill Gate house, where he socializes with a wide range of female and male friends, has been aware of his predilection for women's clothes since the age of five. |
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| Consider a person who usually comes home alone after school and eats out of boredom but, on this day, she has a play date with a friend and socializes instead of eating. |
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