Sentence examples for attached making from inspiring English sources

A $335m global total is no disaster but with a $180m budget attached, making more jungle-set capers would be a risky decision.

It can be used as a fork, for Americans who prefer to stick to stabbing and scooping, or as "trainer" chopsticks, where the ends remain attached, making them easier to use.

A new swimming pool heating system is not in itself news, but a news hook is attached, making a broader point in hope of making it into the paper – UK entrepreneur confirms luxury market is buoyant despite global recession.

Instead, the NSLU2 is a portable file server with two U.S.B. 2.0 ports to which external U.S.B. hard drives and flash drives can be attached, making the drives available to any Windows-based computer attached to a wired or wireless network.

Suppose I were to leave my office here in Chicago and walk the short distance to the kidney dialysis unit down the road and pull out the tubes to which four elderly patients were attached, making them seriously ill or killing them.

The carrots are often unwashed, dirt still clinging to their rooty tips, their long feathery fronds still attached, making them complicated to carry home.

Mia Michaels's "No Strings Attached" made its ensemble of dancers move energetically to a score by Albert Sterling Menendez.

Elsewhere, Millican's enthusiasm for fart jokes – strictly speaking, enthusiasm for farts as there's not always a joke attached – makes those earlier double entendres seem high-minded.

If you get them whole, with leaves and stems still attached, make sure you use those too - swiss chard is basically the leaves of a beet plant.

Lift the bone carcass up so you can see underneath, where the flesh/skin is still attached; make shallow cuts around to release it, as needed.

The mural, and about 1,400 pounds of prewar plaster to which it was attached, made its way in 2008 from Manhattan to a conservation studio, then to a wall inside the museum, where a thorough restoration took place.