Sentence examples for attach this story from inspiring English sources

It struck me as remarkable that Carol Pascall, holed up in her farmhouse at her computer, with a mob raging at her gate, should have bothered to attach this story to her own.

If I see one more sulky, wronged English face attached to this story, I'll be forced to kick a football at it.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Friday 7 August 2009 In the pdf map attached to this story there is a bar chart, Japan should have been shown as having 2,452km of track enabled for high-speed trains, rather than 1,285km.

(A copy of that letter is attached to this story).

Why is there a picture of a helicopter attached to this story?

"News websites can now offer not only getting instant Yo notifications when a story breaks, but also attach the story itself and readers can open it in a frictionless and convenient way.

"Otherwise, the world will attach another story to us ­– one that is not our own".

Much better to attach a story about a fall in viewer counts to the most half-baked bit of conspiracy theorising.

This author, however, attaches his story to this frame and makes it explode.

Without this ability to attach personal stories to the shameful episode of Guantánamo, it is all too possible that the harm it has caused will pass into history as only an aberration, rather than a full-fledged attack on human beings.

Bogosian, like many other writers tackling this subject matter back then, was so busy indicting the Zeitgeist of suburbia that he forgot to attach a credible story to it.