Sentence examples for attached resembles from inspiring English sources

His hair hanging low over his forehead, Kutcher, seen in closeup in "No Strings Attached," resembles a pensive mushroom.

Across from me is what looks like a very small, red water bottle with a silver thing attached that resembles the top of a wine opener, and something else I can't make out.

Both in the shape of the piers and in the multiplicity of attached colonettes, Canterbury resembles Laon.

The attached twitpics do resemble master shots, and some of the writing sounds like instructions for directors, actors and editor.

The Sphenobaiera leaves with putatively attached seeds closely resemble seed-bearing O-ha-tsuki leaves of extant Ginkgo biloba.

The setting is not Baltimore, Mr. Levinson's beloved hometown, but Belfast, a city that, with its grimy industrial cast and its long rows of attached brick houses, somewhat resembles it.

It is becoming increasingly clear that a mode of attached growth more closely resembles in situ conditions for many microorganisms in different environments and might likely be a universal feature that presents an important physiology to explore in addition to the typically conducted studies on planktonic cells [ 1, 2].

They'll fling a 22-pound cannonball attached to a stick resembling a broom handle.

Simple devices resembling thumbtacks attached to the ear significantly reduce parents' anxiety, they reported.

Eventually the women, with the pillows attached to their backs, resemble make-believe butterflies.

It is a while since anything even resembling nobility attached itself to football, what with bomb chants at Hull, provocative stalling over £100,000-per-week contracts and fights erupting between players and supporters on pre-season tours.