Sentence examples for attaching pages from inspiring English sources

Eberhard says that Musk began a smear campaign against Eberhard on media outlets, attaching pages of news articles where Musk made negative comments about Eberhard.

With basic equipment and a few staples (foods, not the kind that attach pages together), you can create a host of delights.

Commission votes are rather leisurely affairs; members of the commission check a box "yes" or "no" and attach pages of comments on a Web page over the course of some days or sometimes weeks or even months.

"I hope you find this information of interest," said an attached page.

An attached page shows acceptable outfits in illustrations that look like cutout costumes for paper dolls.

Report synopses had a median length of 5 pages, efficacy evaluation 13.5 pages, safety evaluation 17 pages, attached tables 337 pages, trial protocol 62 pages, statistical analysis plan 15 pages and individual efficacy and safety listings had a median length of 447 and 109.5 pages, respectively.

Googling the phrase "wearable books" does bring up a listing for U.S. Patent 7121587 however, describing a book "comprising a plurality of pages and a loop adapted for encircling a body portion for attaching said pages to the body".

Sponsors of the current measure tried to get around that flaw today by attaching 15 pages of Congressional findings that such an abortion was never necessary to preserve the health of the pregnant woman.

Later he'd reproduce the lines and colors and shapes with a firmly held pencil or marker in his own unsteady but accurate line, the copies always more capacious than the originals, the weather-pattern shapes, in particular, extending past the page: often he would attach several pages to one another with his masking tape, expanding the drawing surface as he went along.

Using the Confluence power-up, you can now attach Confluence pages to Trello cards, for example, or create new pages right from Trello.

She attached several pages of forms and regulations that predated the attack.