The phrase "attached money" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where money is physically or digitally linked to something, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Please ensure that the attached money is included with the invoice."
Alternatives: "enclosed funds" or "included payment".
There are some early experiments with cities in the European Union, like in Utrecht, which is starting to give "no strings attached" money to some of its residents.
You can either eat your meal at one of the orange booths, or ask the cashier to bring it to you in the attached Money Plays bar, which offers 24 beers on tap and 90 bottled beers for your drinking pleasure.
With the Gmail update, the service's 425 million+ users can hover over the attachment paperclip icon, then click the $ icon in order to "attach money" to their message.
"As recognition of the story, [people] believe that by attaching money to the walls, they are effectively paying off the debt", explained Mr Wright.
House Democrats are expected to attach money for the loan program to a larger appropriations measure that could come to a vote in Congress this week.
"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.
All they need to do is attach money from Google Wallet to the email and fire it to anyone, even if they don't have a Gmail account – a feature the company launched in the US in 2013.
A new dollar sign icon in Gmail will appear, allowing you to "attach money" to your message.
It was now or never, but there was no way he could get enough Republican votes to attach money to it. .
The proposal could still allow employers to override this provision -- and even to attach money (incentives and penalties) to checkups -- if they are willing to summarize the above-cited clinical findings for their employees.
Chosen couples receive free money (up to $10,000) with one significant string attached: the money is only free if the couple never gets divorced.
