Sentence examples for attach to what from inspiring English sources
"There are certainly stereotypes that people would like to attach to what it means to be from San Francisco, and I reject them".
If those seem like odd phrases to attach to what is sometimes called holy matrimony, well, consider the unholy state the institution is in.
One aspect of the Sports Personality of the Year show that comes through very clearly is how much importance we now attach to what our sports heroes feel rather than simply what they do.
To make it fly, he is adding brackets that attach to what he calls a flight module -- an assembly with wings and tail, powered by a more powerful Lotus engine.
Why must reasons attach to what I am doing by way of plans or guiding desires?
Padded rubberized inserts mean that it'll respect your device's industrial design, and fit snugly regardless of what you're trying to attach to what.
"We are attached to what is eternal".
It gave the American people a conduit to become emotionally attached to what was going on".
It was attached to what became known as the Holy Roman Empire until the 17th century.
"They're extremely attached to what they like, so it's a hard question for us.
There's a lot of symbolism attached to what you do on your property line".
