Sentence examples for attached came from inspiring English sources

His designs, the sort of narrowly tailored suits that look good with either sneakers or Zac Efron attached, came with prices of around $2,000 for a blazer and $375 for jeans.

How had manuscripts like a love letter Shakespeare wrote to Anne Hathaway, with a lock of his hair attached, come into William Henry's possession?

Original magazines with covers still attached come sealed in plastic packaging with a 'Category 1 Restriction' warning and can only be collected from a student office by providing proof of age.

That's an extra $22 million per year, free and clear, no strings attached, coming to all the Big Ten schools.

Further support for an axial structure to which DNA loops are attached comes from nuclease treatment of purified mitotic chromosomes followed by electron microscopy.

That meant the money had strings attached: it came, for example, as long as children stayed in school, had regular medical check-ups, and infants and pregnant mothers took nutritional supplements.

"When I was in art school, there was a stigma attached to coming from comfortable suburbia.

Presumably there was less easy kudos attached to coming out for Labour in 2010 than, say, in 1997?

It arrives in an e-mail with the "ILOVEYOU" subject line and a curt message: "kindly check the attached LOVELETTER coming from me".

V100 machines are now available in two configurations with either one or eight GPUs, with support for two or four attached GPUs coming in the future.

Whatever bad feelings I had attached to coming out were left behind.