Sentence examples for attached although from inspiring English sources
The officer is wearing a tactical-style, low-profile helmet with a night-vision boom attached — although it is missing the actual night-vision device.
But that's not strictly true: some of his paintings even come with explanations attached – although to understand them, it might help to have a grasp of algebra.
There is no current distributor attached, although it is believed that Sony Pictures Releasing - who has released Allen's films since 2008 - won't be attached.
And like many restaurant couples, they began brainstorming about opening their own place someday, maybe a bakery with a wine shop attached, although their ideas changed whenever the subject came up.
The nuns were surprised, though, to find the card in a safe deposit box with a typewritten note attached: "Although damaged, the value of this baseball card should increase exponentially throughout the 21st century!" The donor, the brother of a deceased nun who belonged to the order, knew his T206 series Honus Wagner card was rare.
Christian Lopez, a young cell phone salesman, caught American baseball player Derek Jeter's 3,000th career hit at Yankee Stadium last July and ended up returning it to Jeter no strings attached, although the Yankees did shower him with goodies and prime seats (and a potential tax liability).
No stars have been attached yet, although Variety says the studio is pursuing Anand Tucker, who appeared in Hilary and Jackie.
Some believe this favored status came with serious strings attached, but although Motty could bring strikes to a stop with a word, the F.B.I. concluded that he was just a "shrewd businessman who posed a pro-Soviet front to gain a choice position with the Russians in order to acquire Russian furs and make a fortune".
CCL21/SLC significantly increased the number of attached TE4CCR7+cells, although not with TE4 cells in the presence of HMVEC-LLy (mean number ± SD (cells): 119.4 ± 97.6 versus 7.3 ± 5.6, p = 0.005).
Although attached to the Utraquist party, for George the Hussite revolution was finished.
"'You'd forget your head if it wasn't attached'," begins Simon Harrop, although I think he's talking about annoying phrases rather than addressing me directly.
