Sentence examples for attaching to a from inspiring English sources

It's why people spend lifetimes trying to "master" it, a doomed effort, for when you try to do something, you are attaching to a particular result, and attachment is the root of all suffering, says Buddha.

Second, the microbicide would prevent any virus that escapes from attaching to a woman's cells, the way H.I.V. starts to infect.

By January, the Predator will come in three varieties, each capable of attaching to a PC or Mac using a different connection: U.S.B., FireWire or PC card.

Mr. Wellstone, who succeeded in attaching to a defense bill an amendment that would bar military contracts to such companies, recently met with Mr. DeConcini and Accenture officials.

It looks at the different risks attaching to a number of vulnerable groups (heterosexual youngsters, homosexual men, prostitutes and recreational drug users who inject their pleasures rather than smoking or swallowing them).

The standard way for lambda to get into a cell is to latch onto its outer membrane, attaching to a particular kind of molecule on the surface of E. coli.

"A flamethrower attached to a bulldozer".

"It's attached to a body".

Usually attached to a surprising subject.

Albeit one attached to a stately home.

But you get attached to a horse".