Sentence examples for attached is lost from inspiring English sources
The land to which they attached is lost; stolen two centuries ago by those sufficiently privileged to make use of the Enclosure Acts, for the last 50 years, slowly, it has been erased.
You must put forth a wall of money, with no strings attached, or all is lost.
It's not easy to see something you've grown attached to, being lost or given away to some other place other than your residence especially when done for good measure.
If the one-of-a-kind laboratory cannot be attached to the station or is lost in an accident, project construction could be delayed for years, NASA officials said.
Firstly, the airflow does not re-attach as the car slows down at the same speed it detaches as the car speeds up; and secondly, because the car has to slow down to get the system to re-attach the airflow, then some performance is lost in the initial braking phase as the car initially has reduced downforce.
The battle, in the form of Greece's third bailout and the draconian conditions attached, may have been lost, Forenza conceded.
In p63 null mice, disorganized and loosely attached epidermal cells are lost at birth.
As the keys had been lost, he attached the winch to a hook on your vehicle which was the wrong procedure.
Whereas some postural insight may be gleaned from articulated specimens [102] or even careful manual manipulations [52], the architecture of cartilaginous structures such as intercondylar processes and olecranon processes, as well as the menisci and ligaments that undoubtedly attached to these cartilaginous surfaces, are lost, along with their osteological (or cartilaginous) correlates.
His name appears on one of the seal tags with that letter, though the actual seal that had been attached to the tag has since been lost.
