Sentence examples for attached on one from inspiring English sources
The town house, from the mid-19th century, was attached on one side to a 1920s co-op.
"It was like if you were using a can opener on a can, but left the lid attached on one side, and it overturned," Chief Wheeless said at a news conference in West Memphis.
Single fibers were attached on one side of a glass slide at both ends using clear plastic tape so that 40 mm of fiber was exposed.
This constraint is necessary to reflect the fact that a building with the absorber attached on one side is ordinary static and even if it could operate responding to the environment, it is still restricted to face the same direction.
An experiment was conducted to determine the attenuation of sound crossing a turbulent boundary layer over a flat plate attached on one side of a high speed square-duct jet at Mach numbers as high as 0·8.
A single rod can be attached on one side of the curve, or, more commonly, rods are attached to both sides of the spine (dual rods).
The groups are billing the sessions as free, "no strings attached," one-on-one meetings with financial professionals — mostly certified financial planners, but also other members of the Financial Planning Association.
We all three stood in the cheery Christmas-tree glow and stared at the smart-looking wooden drum, its skin attached on only one side, and no snares.
The actuator was simulated with fishing nylon thread attached on the one end to the first strut in the structure and on the other end to a digital scale.
CONNECTICUT: 1 Partrick Road, Westport A 4,300-square-foot barn-style home constructed of antique boards and hewn beams with four bedrooms, four full baths, a two-story great room with skylights and stone fireplace, an office, a lower-level kitchen with dining and sitting areas, central air, an in-ground pool and a two-car attached garage on one acre.
In the statement on the Patriots that Specter introduced into the Congressional record recently, he attached two charts — one on the N.F.L., one on baseball, detailing public contributions toward new stadiums.
