Sentence examples for attached just like from inspiring English sources

The Taos deer dancers wear whole deerskins with the head attached, just like old-time deer hunters, who, historians report, dressed as living decoys, in order to lure deer into ambush.

A basic income is essentially social support in the form of lump-sum payments with no strings attached, just like income from waged labour minus the work.

A basic income is essentially social support in the form of lump-sum payments with no strings attached, just like income from waged labor minus the work.

No director is attached just yet.

He attaches just one condition: he can't be monogamous.

"With Facebook Messenger, you attach money just like you attach a photo or a location," said Andrew Aude, an iOS developer, security researcher and Stanford University student who discovered the service buried in the current Facebook Messenger iPhone app.

There's a stigma attached to it just like there was some halo attached to being a unicorn.

Now, with the help of those impressionable young women, bespectacled Bernie is made into a cuddly cult-figure that has the new wonder-word "socialist" attached to it, just like the elbow patches on his corduroy jacket from the 70s I'm sure he has in his closet.

"Traditionally departments bought their own licence sets and like many businesses, public or private, might not use all of them if attached to just one department.

"Every time I call an I.R.S. agent now I'll say, 'Do you want another case?' and they'll say, 'I'd love to, Harley, but I'm going out to Hardee's because we got a call that they saw Osama bin Laden eating a roast-beef sandwich.' " The raid site was a narrow condominium on top of a garage, attached to several others just like it, each with a small square of garden out front.

Key locator tags are small and can be attached to your keys just like a regular key chain would.