Sentence examples for attaching sometimes from inspiring English sources

Brock follows the music closely, attaching sometimes cartoonish theatrical ideas to the rhythms, so that a Beethoven piece can resemble "Fantasia".

In addition, traditional publishers have experienced editors to whom writers become attached, sometimes for decades.

The term 'character-driven' is often attached (sometimes by the makers themselves) to films with weak, lazy plotting.

He continued: "We make it clear to the boys that there is a stigma attached sometimes to going out on loan, in that you're sent out because you're not needed any more.

means "No Strings Attached" and sometimes it means "String City".

The whole foofaroo may eventually wind up helping ACORN, because now that they'll be off the federal teat, they won't have to have their strings pulled by the government any more (moral of the story: all government money comes with strings attached, and sometimes those strings can garrote you).

Stromata scattered, circular in outline, 1.5 2.5 mm diameter, broadly attached, margins sometimes free, convex to plane, pulvinate.

"You have attached houses and sometimes one wall is not attached.

On soft shores they share the burrows of polychaete worms and crustaceans, sometimes attaching to the body of the host.

Finally, in placenta percreta, the placenta has penetrated the uterus completely, sometimes attaching to other nearby organs.

Rod weeders are sometimes attached to chisel plows.