The phrase "as attach" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "Please send the document as attach."
Alternatives: "as an attachment" or "in the attached file".
The sudden collapse did not so much slow the run rate as attach a comedy Warner Bros one tonne weight to it.
Do Not Disturb concludes with Go, a gorgeous but austere hymn to finality which doesn't so much tug the heartstrings as attach them to the back of a clapped-out BMW and roar off into the sunset.
We want to adhere to that philosophy and provide them a platform where they can add their video or audio files, as well as attach relevant text files or pdfs for viewers to access.
I hope we're honest with each other, even if it's: 'I don't like that, but it's up to you … I'm not going to make you change it!'" Do Not Disturb concludes with Go, a gorgeous but austere hymn to finality which doesn't so much tug the heartstrings as attach them to the back of a clapped-out BMW and roar off into the sunset.
With the help of this condition, it is possible to attach probabilistic meanings to the values |a n |2, as well as attach meanings of the wave functions of the variable n to the values a n.
You can add images from your device's camera, as well as attach files stored on your device.
"I feel as attached to history as my teachers might have been.
We gardeners are not always as attached to our properties as people might think.
Many people are as attached to their workplace as they are to their homes.
"Stars are not as attached to the man," he told me.
As attached as he has become to illustrating Wonder Woman, Sharp says he's just as excited to draw Batman.
