Sentence examples for come attached to from inspiring English sources

Not only does mullein come attached to a deep taproot, it's a biennial.

The pieces come attached to food containers or can be obtained by writing to McDonald's.

The badges come attached to a small piece of card, which reads: "Have a chat with your fellow travellers.

What if Kipling had come attached to my story and I had found him impossible to recreate imaginatively?

But, as he warned me against signing on to TV pilots that come attached to six-year contracts, his gratitude was clear, especially toward the studio teacher David Combs.

But when those concessions come attached to minor increases in revenue, and more important, when they come from a Democratic president, the proposals become unacceptable plans to tax the life out of the U.S. economy.

They were the ones that came attached to bonds in a precomputer age.

In 1970s Britain the over-used adjective "Keynesian" came attached to many less-than-pleasant things.

No big-name designer comes attached to Apple's iMac and iBook, for example.

The only reason we had an oven at home was because it came attached to the cooker.

It comes attached to Cas9, a highly effective bacterial enzyme that cuts the DNA double-helix at precisely the required point.