Sentence examples for attach what from inspiring English sources

You may attach what strings you like to any gift, and your niece is free to accept or reject your conditions.

"Another person crossing a busy intersection where many people were walking said, 'Oh, those Presbyterians should be more careful.' It's not a question of not knowing, but being unable to attach what you know is the meaning to the sounds".

I can ask a question, and attach what's known as 'question topics' to it.

One scheme calls for a robotic spacecraft to attach what's called an electrodynamic tether essentially a long conducting wire to zombie satellites.

Though the operation did manage to attach what was essentially a massive claw to the sub, only a chunk of it was recovered, and the mission is generally regarded as a failure.

They will attach what looks like sunglasses over your eyes, and the orthodontist will also put on some safety glasses.

Yours sincerely, David Price Price attached what he called "the extensive academic credentials of Dr Peiris and Dr Aderin-Pocock".

Healthier banks have complained since Congress attached what the banks consider onerous restrictions to the bailout funds.

But if both coins have the same subjective probabilities attached, what rationalises this preference for betting on the fair coin?

"They are the leaders in mobile money [through M-Pesa] and we've attached what we call conversational commerce to that.

It's an up-tempo dance track with a big name attached; what else could you ask for?" Sal Cinquemani of Slant Magazine deemed it as "arguably one of Britney's finest moments and one of her mentor's worst".