Sentence examples for attaching some from inspiring English sources

This means you can't save money without attaching some sort of emotional meaning to it.

"We needed the weight of attaching some key cast," said the film's producer, Gareth Unwin of Bedlam Productions.

Mr. Radanovich said he was still working to salvage his legislation by attaching some or all of its provisions to an omnibus spending bill.

By attaching some of her variously shaped constructions directly to the wall near ceiling corners and upon adjacent walls, Ms. Hutchison manipulates the preconception of the gallery installation.

Nevertheless, the MDGs emerged as way of attaching some hard metrics to the commitments made by our leaders in the Millennium Declaration.

But her defense was vigorous: "We're not just evaluating a program and attaching some larger thoughts at the end, but finding ways to use evaluation to explore theories," she told me.

When cameras were later attached some people started to ask questions.

Obviously, if there's another Wall Street bailout, the government needs to attach some serious strings.

"We attached some basketball lingo so the kids could relate to it.

For every ton of coal he sells, Mr. Clarke attaches some of the credits.

The BMA in Scotland, however, attaches some qualifications to this dichotomy.