Sentence examples for considered attached to from inspiring English sources

Although the couple's lawyers had argued that the sculpture was not attached to the ground and was the legal equivalent of a birdbath or swing set, the Supreme Court ruled that because of the sculpture's "enormous size and weight," it "must be considered attached to the realty".

In other words, the malleus was considered attached to the periotic bone through the small rounded interface between these two bones.

If successful, the molecule is considered "attached" to the cytoskeleton.

But one thing's for sure, the snout that Pontiac is considering attaching to the nose of the Holden to make it a Pontiac has so little to do with the grille of the original GTO (let alone with early Pontiacs), we can't really see why GM's bothering.

It's worth thinking about, too, that Snooki, or her agent maybe, even considered attaching herself to a novel in the first place.

When I asked if Google considered attaching Wave with Gmail as well to bolster it, Schmidt replied that "there were a number of such ideas, yes".

Also it is safer in an annoying way to be considered somehow attached to a man, which is both too true and too boring to get into because we all just know.

You could also consider attaching it to a wooden base if you are handy but there is no need to go to a lot of trouble.

If you carry a wallet, you might consider attaching it to your body with a chain or bungee cord.

Mr Brokenshire said the government would focus on ensuring existing legislation was as effective as possible, and would consider "measures attached to individuals" engaged in extremist activity - as well as organisations.

If one side of your aquarium is going to face a wall, consider attaching a background to it.