Sentence examples for and try to attach from inspiring English sources

"So when the little wrigglers come up and try to attach to the surface to breathe, they sink instead," Mr. Lachut said.

When enough is pumped out, Mr. Chapman said, they will roll the car 90 degrees to put the hole near the top and try to attach a plate made of lead, putty and steel.

People who will hire you will notice these things and try to attach themselves to you, so I think that's why things have been going well.

But initial reports indicate that the White House plans to ask for $5.95 billion in initial relief funding next week and try to attach it to a vote early this month on the debt ceiling.

Democrats' frustration boiled over last week, when they went to the floor of the Senate and tried to attach the House-passed bill to an unrelated piece of legislation.

Why can't people resist, or better yet, delineate the difference between admiring a peer and trying to attach themselves to one?

Even higher glycerol concentrations (10 to 50 mM), seemed to saturate the olfactory system of larvae, which became static and did not try to attach to a support.

Use only outdoor rated extension cords for exterior light, and do not try to attach too many lights to one cord.

The Senate is likely to move more slowly and some members could try to attach conditions to their version.

In all its branches, science is proudly defensive of its rigorous, disciplined empiricism, methodically excising unproven beliefs from its discourse and brushing off pseudosciences that try to attach themselves to its validating coattails.

Try to make sure that the theist does not try to attach any other definitions to the word as it does not apply.