Sentence examples for attached like a from inspiring English sources

From the sound of things, it seems likely that, should the deal go through, there will be some stipulations attached, like a prohibition on the aforementioned discount referrals from one service to the other.

Hillary was attached, like a marionette, to strings held by a large disembodied hand.

"And they only wanted to buy something where there was not a negative story attached, like a divorce or something".

"I'd go for a bride-of-Hemingway concept: a pith helmet with mosquito netting attached, like a veil".

They're almost like a shrug; there's a piece that goes over your head with sleeves attached, like a bit of armor.

When Alexander McQueen died, Daphne Guinness arrived at Saint Paul's Church in Knightsbridge attached like a solitary tent pole to one of the designer's billowing black capes.

To a knowing few, our names remain rigidly attached, like the two ends of a seesaw.

This B&B, which comes with a pottery attached, sounds like a dance troupe competing on Britain's Got Talent.

But darned if that slippery thing, whose melody is a repeated leitmotif in the show, hasn't attached itself like a leech all over again.

Our phones have attached themselves like a third limb to our bodies.

Rather than conducting his own relationships, he attached himself like a parasite to other people's families.