Sentence examples similar to attaching like from inspiring English sources
Not even Bob Bobob and Bubbles were quite attached (like brothers), so when Bubbles outgrew his container, Bob went with him.
The interview also came with big strings attached, like final approval by Chapo of the article.
They were no longer attached like limpets to their mother's body.
The resulting metal skins were attached like pinioned butterflies to the walls of buildings.
Hillary was attached, like a marionette, to strings held by a large disembodied hand.
To a knowing few, our names remain rigidly attached, like the two ends of a seesaw.
"And they only wanted to buy something where there was not a negative story attached, like a divorce or something".
"I'd go for a bride-of-Hemingway concept: a pith helmet with mosquito netting attached, like a veil".
They're almost like a shrug; there's a piece that goes over your head with sleeves attached, like a bit of armor.
When Alexander McQueen died, Daphne Guinness arrived at Saint Paul's Church in Knightsbridge attached like a solitary tent pole to one of the designer's billowing black capes.
Bankers are reluctant to take money from governments, especially if it comes with strings attached, like restrictions on executive bonuses or on dividends.
