Sentence examples for began to attach to from inspiring English sources
After 1 h, leucocytes began to attach to the endothelium and transmigrate into the collagen matrix, and thrombi became stably adhered.
He compares the reaction to a roll of adhesive tape: It's only when you pull the tape out from the roll that the sticky part is exposed and begins to attach to things.
Once implanted in the body, over time, the blood cells begin to attach to the new tissue.
This hormone is powerful because when it's released we automatically begin to attach to and trust the man responsible for triggering it.
The Weighted Companion Cube inspiration was from project lead Kim Swift with additional input from Wolpaw from reading some "declassified government interrogation thing" whereby "isolation leads subjects to begin to attach to inanimate objects"; Swift commented, "We had a long level called Box Marathon; we wanted players to bring this box with them from the beginning to the end.
Later in the 18th century, the tune familiar from Corelli and Rachmaninoff began to attach itself to a more or less standard bass line, as here in infectious works by Andrea Falconiero and John Playford.
Small, worm-like and disgusting, they began to attach themselves to our sandaled feet.
Crane began to attach price tags to his new works of fiction, hoping that "The Bride", for example, would fetch $175.
During the initial three days in culture, these cells began to attach onto the plastic surface and remained quiescent for approximate five days.
