Sentence examples for can attach to something from inspiring English sources
"We add anchor points so they can attach to something and start to develop tension," he said.
After a moment, he added, "Anyway, when people are shooting at you, anything you can attach to emotionally means something".
Second, all children want (need) to attach to something, and we can attach to our gardens because they are "ours" and they happen to be in England, which means they are usually both private and safe.
But often it is humble genres such as this — forms unprotected by rules and history, so that brave minds can attach to them and do something interesting — that take us into a new place.
In my engineering mind, I started thinking, "There must be a better way to do this". I started prototyping different wearable devices like your watch, starting with something that you can attach to your baby's ear which gives you the heart rate.
On the other side (blank side), put double sided tape so that the sticker can be attached to something.
Because of this gimbal, the camera can produce smooth shots even while the camera is being moved around or attached to something like a bike or car.
As long as we are attached to the belief that I am who I think I am, we are attached to something that is ephemeral and subject to change, that we can actually forget.
