Sentence examples for attach a book from inspiring English sources

If you bought your wife a new vacuum cleaner (always a bad gift) find a humorous or clever way to present it, or attach a book of "coupons" to it that she can use to have you do the vacuuming for her.

Try turning off the back light and attaching a book light.

Turque's Gore has very clearly spent most of his adult years grappling with the legacy into which he was born, and if "fascinating" is perhaps too strong a word to attach to a book about Al Gore, then we can at least say that the author's analysis of Gore's fluctuating capacity for self-contemplation gives the book some narrative tension.

A lot people still attach a high-art aesthetic to books, and decry anything that makes its content more accessible for readers.

(The official title, attached to a book version being released in April, is "Teach Like a Champion: The 49 Techniques That Put Students on the Path to College").

This is particularly disappointing given that among the judges this year is Michael Hofmann, one of our star translators, whose name attached to a book is a guarantor of interest.

In Moccia's book the main characters attach a padlock to the Ponte Milvio Bridge in Rome, kiss and throw away the key.

By attaching a publicly accessible guest book to most of the obituaries, the site has provided a new way to grieve, and in the process has all but cornered the market.

He attached a quote from the book that says there may be danger waiting.

At the end of the book, Goffman attaches a fifty-page "Methodological Note," in which she describes the night that he was shot in the head outside a Chinese restaurant.

What was supposed to be a book that was fully detailed, you attach numerous books to it - claiming, without these books, the Quran is incomplete and hard to understand.