Sentence examples for can chain from inspiring English sources

"You can chain me, you can torture me, you can even destroy this body.

They can chain four women to a man for a week (as in "Chains of Love," recently bought by NBC).

Many American workers know how a bad economy can chain them to a bad job or a bad boss.

Here's one of the little known dangers of 401(k) loans: It can chain you to your cubicle.

Google notes that it designed the speaker microphone itself and that users can chain five of them together to capture audio from large rooms.

The chip has 160MB/sec sequential read and 100MB/sec sequential write, which is pretty darn fast, and you can chain these things together to make huge drives.

He's like that today, too, in a London rehearsal room as the sun sets, perched on a stool by the window so he can chain-smoke, swaddled in layers of leather and linen.

It certainly explains why, having collected a large pot of coffee from an orderly kitchen, we settle down outside on the patio so that he can chain-smoke some good old-fashioned wholemeal cigarettes.

Apparently, she did think of herself as a wonderful mother, and perhaps she was, though as Sigrid Nunez points out, it's a rare mom who fondly remembers making her 10-year-old stand at her side and light cigarettes so she can chain-smoke while she's madly typing a final draft.

If you're gagging to go to a protest in Paris so you can chain-smoke tar and pretend you're in The Dreamers, in Bastille on the first Saturday of each month there's a "Vélorution" where cyclists come together to stop traffic.

If you're dying to go to a protest in Paris so you can chain-smoke tar and pretend you're in The Dreamers, in Bastille on the first Saturday of each month there's a "Vélorution" in which cyclists come together to stop traffic.