Sentence examples for attach to a piece from inspiring English sources

Glue the panels together and attach to a piece of 2 x 4-inch (5.11 x 10.22 cm) wood that runs along the front and back of the bench.

WHAT are we to do when the story attached to a piece of music threatens to overwhelm the music itself?

"The science is pretty much the same: two points of tension attached to a piece of nylon," he said.

Among them are sharp fang teeth, one still attached to a piece of jawbone, reassuring me that this was once a cat or small dog.

Painted on canvas and attached to a piece of wood in the shape of a shield with a strap on the back, it is a picture intended not merely to be looked at but actually worn.

Among the manufacturers to make the change is the parent company of Wiss-brand metal-cutting snips, which are sold at Home Depot and elsewhere attached to a piece of cardboard with elastic staples — no plastic in sight.

BLUFF IT > "In 1904, Hippolyte Aucouturier held a cork between his teeth attached to a piece of wire to get a tow from his team car – hope he had a good dentist".

The Times had also previously attributed the comment to Prescott in a panel attached to a piece in 2006, written by the same journalist who wrote the profile that was the subject of the Ipso complaint.

That is because a trojan horse attack can come in the form of a malicious program attached to a piece of e-mail or, in some instances, can be carried within the e-mail message itself.

Already I have heard some Labour MPs talking of how a money resolution or finance issue could be attached to a piece of legislation or motion for debate so that colleagues north of the border would be able to vote on it.

In addition, the researchers created another plasmid that coded for an immune system messenger, interleukin-2 (IL-2), attached to a piece of an antibody, or immunoglobulin (Ig).