Sentence examples for close enough to attach from inspiring English sources
On the day the scientists cruised into the group, though, the minkes let them get close enough to attach data-gathering tags to their bodies.
Drive the boat onto the trailer until it is close enough to attach the winch hook to the handle on the bow of the boat.
The temperature of these nanoparticles is high enough to attach with the fibers.
But rescuers could never get close enough to the animal to attach a locating device.
To get close enough to sharks to be able to attach such tags to the dorsal fin, the scientists use the chumming process, which consists of dumping a mixture of water, fish oil, and mashed parts of sardines in the water.
The hole should be close enough to a stud so that you can attach it to your safe later.
It took a long time, my mother told me, to get close enough to see that the life jacket was attached to a body, and then it took a long time to get close enough to see whose body it was.
Do not pull the bow back to its full draw length; you only need to flex the limbs close enough together to attach the new string.
Though Lee was unable to attach the mine, he did manage to set off a massive explosion close enough to the ship that the British fleet retreated to a safer position.
If the flame is close enough to the bifurcated structure, it becomes entrained in the recirculation region and attached to the bifurcated shock.
