Sentence examples for attached to do from inspiring English sources

"Will wasn't even attached to do the movie!

"Denzel Washington was attached to do it in 1996, but the timing didn't work out," he said.

Sounds fun, except for the part about how the pool and the house it's attached to don't belong to the kids.

He was attached to do Nine at the time.

I'm no Clarkson, but the motor it was attached to didn't appear particularly flash.

And while other countries may not have explicit restrictions against the country, there's still a sort of stigma attached to doing business with the North Koreans.

The urge to label obesity a disease, and embrace the liabilities attached to doing so, seems to be a price the medical profession is willing to pay to legitimize the condition.

We may not mind buying a piece of debt that has a higher probability of bail-in but we can then price the risk attached to doing that'," said Andrew Bailey, the top banking regulator at the Bank of England.

What has also not changed is how keen American multinationals are to get into China, even if there are long-term concerns over the conditions attached to doing business there.

The team also pinpointed the receptor on follicle cells to which PGD2 attaches to do its dastardly deed.

Lionesses do most of the hunting; males attached to prides do not usually participate in hunting, except in the case of larger quarry such as giraffe and buffalo.