Sentence examples similar to attaching stand from inspiring English sources

Composite action can be achieved by attaching stand-off screws to the track and encapsulating the screw shank in the deck concrete.

(About the baggage that has become attached to "Stand By Your Man," a song whose values Wynette belied in much of her life, Mr. McDonough asks of his readers, "Don't let it define the meaning of this very unusual song").

The wooden stick and attached puck stand guard in front of the doughnut and sandwich shop at the entrance of town.

Alternatively, attach a stand that will hold the collage up if placed on a shelf or mantle piece.

This is by necessity, as monitoring equipment is typically attached to stands without capacity to charge the data input devices.

However, they tend to attach to stand-alone programs only, such as MS Outlook.

At the foot of the bed is a chaise with a computer-TV stand attached in one shiny blob.

Made from spun aluminum with a black matte finish, it can hang from the ceiling, sit on the floor or attach to a stand.

We opted for stools at the bar attached to the stand and started with a dozen sparklingly fresh oysters -- Marennes d'Oleron -- and a "pot" of dry white Macon, then giant shrimp with a mustardy mayonnaise and country bread.

NPOs are often constructed to be attached to or stand against the state (DiMaggio and Anheier 1990).

When the webcam is attached to the stand, it seems to be about two feet tall, so it's fairly portable.