Sentence examples for are sometimes attached from inspiring English sources

Rod weeders are sometimes attached to chisel plows.

Circuses in the United States were sometimes attached to "Wild West shows," which emphasized displays and events of the Old West.

gyms were sometimes attached directly to the wall, could still hear the long-ago echoes of cheerleaders' taunts: "See the basket, see the ball.

Thanks in large part to the Vivaldi Edition, Vivaldi's stock has risen so sharply that his name is sometimes attached to music that is not his.

It also may have been that constellations are sometimes named for the astronomers who discovered them, the way a medical researcher's name is sometimes attached to the disease he managed to isolate.

There's no way I'd have been able to afford to do this," Mr Runacus says.Although the "intern" label is sometimes attached to jobs in order to pay less than the minimum wage (which guarantees £5.35 per hour, or £4.45 for those aged 18 to 21), there is no such exception in law unless the stint is part of an educational course (which most are not).

As an alternative, a taped elastic strap is sometimes attached to the back of a garter belt under the knee or at the waist to provide constant tension.

The possible reasons for this have been described earlier, but tend to be due to either the stigma that is sometimes attached to dementia, or lack of knowledge on the part of the patients/families.

Finally, extracellular signaling molecules are sometimes found attached to the extracellular matrix in injured joints.

The words that are often used don't describe who I am, but these types of descriptors are sometimes negatively attached to me instead of the positive man that I am.

An additional two or more end holes aid in the expulsion of air and are sometimes used to attach decorative silk tassles.