Sentence examples for attached to said from inspiring English sources

"We're cultured [and] programmed to just feel better when we have some sort of badge of distinction," he wrote, "and all the psycho-social and cultural goodies that are attached to said badge".

And now while my full name and biography were attached to said article -- an article that I am extremely proud of -- this person pecked the abject diss in the ubiquitous comments section found at the bottom of most online stories, blog posts, newspaper articles and of course Facebook posts.

In the meantime, a robotic arm attached to (say) a wheelchair will be a real boon.

"We wanted to create a cast of characters you felt more emotionally attached to," says Rubin.

Acclaim for Williams's feat increased each decade as no other hitter reached.400, but the attention rarely reached the awe and veneration attached to, say, Babe Ruth's home run records.

At first, Sprague envisioned his product attached to, say, a box of Titleists as a value-added extra that might attract customers deciding which box of balls to take off the shelf.

"Antibodies don't have anything to attach to," said Dr. Jeffrey McGuire, vice president for research and development at Enzon, which is based in Piscataway, N.J.

"This sort of thing is important, because it gives people something to attach to," said Wolfgang K. Aulitzky, the director of the medical program of the American Austrian Foundation.

"I don't think you can account for what people get attached to," she said.

"I am sentimentally attached to Caramoor," said Ms. Grimaud, who lives in South Salem.

There would always be controversy attached to Mr. Jackson, said Ms. Ewart, wearing a sequined black jacket and a black fedora.