Sentence examples for actually attached from inspiring English sources

Most of the taxonomists are actually attached to forestry departments.

The reason for those is that those were where bronze letters were actually attached.

We actually attached that handle so they could do something other than squeeze it if they wanted to.

And then I realised that her knickers were actually attached to one of the buttons on my waistcoat.

Their distal ends are embedded in the membrane but are not actually attached, which allows them to vibrate.

Thousands of years ago, the island of Zanzibar was actually attached to the east African coast — but over time, rising sea levels separated it from the mainland.

That's right: You can actually attach a $500 ,semiprofessional zoom lens to your cellphone and take some truly excellent pictures.

Though the mast was added – and the Empire State became the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931 – the difficulty in actually mooring soon rendered the plans redundant: high winds made it almost impossible for airships to actually attach to the mast, while there was no way passengers would ever be able to walk down a gangplank to reach the building.

The swinging is convincing: unlike previous Spider-Man games, you don't simply shoot a strand of webbing at some magical point in the air, but actually attach each strand to a building or helicopter from which you can swing at high speed in any direction.

One of the interesting things about oysters as a species is that whereas clams dig into the mud and mussels live on pilings or outcroppings of rocks, oysters actually attach to each other's shells and naturally grow up into these large accumulations we refer to as oyster reefs or oyster beds.

(A construction tent, left, and sheets of protective paper were removed last week). The piece is so large that a steel skeleton was needed inside it, but because the surface expands and contracts with the weather, the skeleton doesn't actually attach to the skin.