Sentence examples for attached to make from inspiring English sources

I've got crazy hair on my head that was attached to make me look more womanly.

In these cases, insurance certificates — attached to make bonds more attractive — will themselves be tradable, said Klaus Regling, who heads the bailout fund.

Sharonann Lynch of Médecins sans Frontières said: "The world needs an ambitious treatment target with a plan attached to make it a reality because it will be meaningless if countries aren't willing to come up with the cash and actions needed to break the back of the epidemic".

While an open, free, and democratized web is ideal, these two challenges demonstrate that a business model had to be attached to make it function.

These Cards can have documents or photos attached to make it easier to see – at a glance – what that Card is about, and the cards can be organized into columns called "Buckets" which can also be color-coded and prioritized.

In May 2000, Aronofsky was briefly attached to make an adaptation of David Wiesner's 1999 children's book Sector 7 for Nickelodeon Movies, the project remains unmade.

As a result, we had fewer interactions there was a cost attached to making long-distance phone calls and a time commitment attached to writing letters.

Made-up costs were attached to made-up voting machines, and posters proclaimed that these would be paid by soldiers making the ultimate sacrifice.

I am the only person in my family to have gone into higher education and there can be stigma attached to making that jump.

One sure sign of the high regard in which traffickers hold San Ysidro's defenses is the risk premium attached to making it across.

While this was seen as a suggestion of a "safer reporting environment", the audit noted there was still a stigma attached to making complaints under the current system.