Sentence examples for be attached to something from inspiring English sources

There are situations that the technology can't remedy, because the prosthetic has to be attached to something substantial.

There are situations that the technology can't remedy, because the prosthetic has to be attached to something substantial.

But the sensors, flexible strips of carbon-coated plastic that act as variable resistors, needed to be attached to something.

"People get angry, and that anger has to be attached to something or someone," Mr. Parsons said.

In an interview in July, Mr. Parsons told a reporter, "People get angry, and that anger has to be attached to something or someone".

"You're likely to get a purer approach to ideas on Radio 3," says Davey, "and, increasingly, speech will be attached to something that's going on elsewhere in musical terms on the station.

Motor molecule is attached to something that it pulls along.

Not all of the innovation is attached to something that moves.

I am also tired of average work being given extra weight because it's attached to something with real gravitas, like the Aids emergency.

My interests, for the last 25 years anyway, have been relics, buying things that are attached to something that I feel very interested about.

Duration objects are best used when they're attached to something else, like a Note or a Rest, but for now, let's look at what we can do with them on their own.