Sentence examples for attaching someone from inspiring English sources

Any time we use "should" to describe a decision or direction in life or work, we must not forget that we're attaching someone else's expectations to what we're about to do.

Click the "Select someone already in your tree" link at the top of the dialog box if you are attaching someone who is already in your family tree.

I tried to actually wiggle away and I said, 'Listen, maybe you should attach someone with a greater fiscal value aboard and then maybe you'll get it made.' And instead of walking away, Tim suggested that I take control.

Head lice cannot survive very long if they can't feed on humans, but vacuuming will help eliminate any lice that have fallen off a person and keep them from attaching to someone else.

"Prometheus" (June 8) Because if you are a fan of the original "Alien," then you'll find it hard to wait even one second to see Ridley Scott's prequel; and where better to experience that first icky creature attaching onto someone's face than alongside a theater full of like-minded (and simultaneously shrieking) people?

He said combat wounds looked like raw hamburger and purple ropes and were always attached to someone young and someone who was screaming or dead.

He's lost her; she can't stay with him; she's attached to someone else; she's marrying someone else.

The Extreme Lengths People Go to Cheat On Their Partners.

Is there a more horrifying death than having your elbows and knees broken and mouth surgically attached to someone else's asshole, while having someone else's mouth surgically attached to yours, and suffering in agony for a few days as some sicko trains you to be his housepet until you inevitably succumb to the slow, nauseating delirium of sepsis?

And the fact that she allowed herself to get attached to someone and that person lied to her is a very deep betrayal for her.

But of course, there were the not-so-great moments -- the messages unanswered, the time I got really attached to someone and got hurt, and the time someone got really attached to me and I had to end it because I didn't reciprocate her feelings.