Sentence examples for going to attach to from inspiring English sources
It's never going to attach to me".
How is it going to attach to the console?
These messages notify the mobile node that the new wireless network, which it is going to attach to, is prepared.
Set up this question with a more harmless one, "Where are you from originally?" We all want a partner that is going to attach to us in a healthy way.
If I were Warner Bros., I'd get a few LEGO short films ready to go to attach to pretty much every remotely kid-friendly Warner Bros. release for the next few years.
And if you're going to attach conditions to something, you need to be abundantly clear about them.
"We're going to attach your head to this bed, okay?" said Rezai, positioning Joan on the operating table.
And the moment somebody can detect something, they're going to attach a number to it, and then they make a fuss about it".
"The good news is that Republicans have accepted the principle that they're not going to attach conditions to the debt ceiling," said Representative Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, the senior Democrat on the House Budget Committee.
There is disdain for the old phenomenon of "rice Christians" - people who had to convert in order to receive food or clothing,although one respectable religious body is going to attach conditions to its giving.
