Sentence examples for daily attaches from inspiring English sources

Forteo, which Anderson injects into her abdomen once daily, attaches to precursors of bone-growth cells, called osteoblasts, and provokes them to produce bone.

"We had a blast working with them," said Todd Harris, who served as press secretary for the New Hampshire primary campaign of Senator John McCain, to which "The Daily Show" attached one of its performers, Steve Carell, for a mock news piece.

These can be clipped on daily or attached permanently.

This is a very costly silence, and one that has a daily body count attached to it.

Take photographs or draw pictures of your toddlers performing certain daily tasks, then attach them to the poster in chronological order to help your toddlers learn about the order in which they should perform daily tasks.

In one 2010 missive, he attaches a Daily Mail article about "The £18,000 council job you can't apply for if you're white ", and wonders: "what impact do you think this has on race relations in the local community".

Many states have expiration dates that are significantly longer than the six months or a year attached to daily deals.

Up to four parcels and miscellaneous vans were loaded daily at Hawkhurst and attached to the last train to Tonbridge, with further collections possibly being made at Horsmonden; special services were laid on in the busy period before Mothering Sunday.

Previous studies have found this approach useful to capture daily routines and meaning attached to domestic environments [ 14, 15].

The empty space wall can be used to store the daily used products by attaching wall cabinet or the creative open shelves.

The ICO found that Telegraph Media Group broke direct marketing rules when it issued the letter from Chris Evans, Daily Telegraph editor, which was attached to the paper's morning ebulletin.