Sentence examples for attaching himself to from inspiring English sources
Attaching himself to the 22nd Regiment of the 4th Infantry Division, he saw a good deal of action in Normandy and in the Battle of the Bulge.
He even got around to writing a script, which he instantly burnished by attaching himself to the project as director and star.
He manages the illness by attaching himself to a breathing machine that essentially props open the airway to his lungs while he sleeps.
Later, in Congress, he would join the Democratic caucus, attaching himself to the party's seniority system, after decades of railing against the Democratic Party's politics as weak-kneed.
Aides to Mr. Ferrer said that in seizing on the attack, Mr. Green was, not uncharacteristically, attaching himself to a high-profile issue to draw attention to himself.
Burke made his way in life by attaching himself to these Rockingham Whigs — getting elected to Parliament mostly from "pocket boroughs," small ridings wholly controlled by local landed magnates.
Siribunyasan soon attached himself to the Burmese.
He attached himself to leaders.
"Bush has totally attached himself to Ronald Reagan.
Cicero refused to attach himself to any school.
Would he have attached himself to a runaway boy?
