Sentence examples for attach dates to from inspiring English sources

Actually, it seems ironic and maybe even a little trifling to attach dates to a play in which time is so supple and elusive a medium.

And who would dare to attach a date to this prediction?

But the possibility exists: bats are believed to drink out of jars attached to trees to collect tasty date palm sap, and fatal outbreaks in Bangladesh of Nipah virus, which is not related to Ebola, have been blamed on fresh sap contaminated with bat saliva, urine or feces.

The U.S. space program is full of goals attached to dates.

Because you hear the number 5, you attach a tentative date to your plans, which you might even share with friends and loved ones.

You can attach an expiration date to a file, revoke access to any file instantly, even one that's already been sent.

Dalton's Web site refers to a $58 million endowment, but attaches no date to that figure.

Moreover, the proposed scheme attaches expiration date to coins so that the banking system can manage its databases more efficiently.

All 263 schools in the district have now been wired for computer access, but not all schools have computers, particularly up-to-date ones, to attach to the wires, said Stan Childress, a spokesman for the Detroit Public Schools.

The SASG claims that women bear the brunt of the stigma attached to dating or marrying someone of a different caste.

Mr. Tscherne, the real estate broker, who is also a lifelong resident, described Middle Village's housing stock as mostly one- and two-family attached houses, some dating to the 1930's but most about 30 to 40 years old.