Sentence examples for considered attaching from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Democrats in both chambers said they were considering attaching amendments rescinding various Bush-era rules to the coming stimulus package, which is considered "must-pass" legislation.

Senator Joe Hoeven said he would consider attaching pipeline approval to "other energy, infrastructure or appropriations legislation that the president doesn't want to veto".

If you have a blank wall, consider attaching a wooden fan trellis that would support a showy clematis or delicate vine.

The F.C.C. is considering attaching a condition to the merger that would aim to keep Comcast's Internet network open to competitors, according to public filings this month.

For his next trick, Bransfield is considering attaching hacker kit to flying things, although he warned that a carrier pigeon may not be able to carry the weight of this kind of technology.

House Republicans have said that they will consider attaching a short-term funding measure to whatever else they send back to the Senate for consideration in the next round of dueling spending bills.

Hoping to pick up momentum from the House, the Senate sponsors of legislation to create a broad commission, Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut, and John McCain, Republican of Arizona, were said by aides to be considering attaching their own plan as an amendment to legislation to create a Homeland Security Department or an intelligence bill next week.