Sentence examples for are now attached from inspiring English sources

Not old codgers like you and me, who have already figured out what our theories are, and are now attached to them for all sorts of different reasons.

Not only would you have to stop eating whenever you wanted to speak, but, because parts of your ears are now attached to your jaw, you'd have to stop eating whenever you wanted to hear anybody else, as well.

And there's a hole for plugging in your headphones… which of course are now attached to your wrist, so you have to put the cord up your sleeve.

For those who take rights as the most crucial dimension, it is possible to argue that national citizenship has become obsolete since rights are now attached to universal personhood rather than membership in a nation state (Soysal, 1994).

"The printed Fastpasses are currently used as a reminder only, as all times are now attached electronically to your [park] ticket or annual pass".

Some new strings are now attached to the US military aid destined for Egypt, including alterations intended to prioritize America's goals for the region.

To give justice where due, an increasing number of user-generated trees are now attaching evidence for some assertions.

Much less weight is now attached to these charges.

An 80-foot TaylorMade golf club is now attached to the right-field pole at Petco Park.

The commission legislation is now attached to the Homeland Security Department bill, which is stalled in the Senate.

It is now attached to the answer for any question, past, present and future.