Sentence examples for going to be attached from inspiring English sources

"The cows were going to be attached to a hydraulic system, with one cow mounted behind the other in each tank to simulate copulation.

The six-inch-diameter pipe, which has already been lowered to the seafloor, was originally going to be attached to the small containment dome designed to sit over the leak.

And Msaad is realistic that trying to set the record straight will not erase the stain from her name: "This is going to be attached to me for the rest of my life.

But it's not necessarily going to be attached to everyone's profile, which means it too will somewhat disappear after the update.

I must admit, every time I see her name, I worry that it's going to be attached to an obituary.

"This is something that's going to be attached to me for the rest of my life," he said on a darkened El train.

Generally, said Dean Bonham, chairman of the Bonham Group, a sports and entertainment marketing company, "The populace has become much more accepting of the reality that corporations are going to be attaching their names to highly visible public facilities".

"I think where it's going to be interesting is attaching our audio content to their text-based system.

There's always going to be something attached to you.

"Somebody who is very religious is not going to be as attached to a physical object" that is not an overtly religious symbol.

Although Mr. McGreevey said when he introduced the plan that it could be accomplished without new spending, Mr. Rasmussen acknowledged that "there's definitely going to be a cost attached to restructuring".