Sentence examples for going to latch from inspiring English sources

It was never like, I'm going to latch on to these and I'll make friends with them.

"But I think people are really going to latch onto it when they see how it allows them to carry video with them and share it".

"There's also a shared interest in groups who have been oppressed by authoritarian figures, which is something the Celtic fanbase is always going to latch onto".

Antenatal interview) Woman: I think a reality check actually would be good, because they make it sound so easy, you know, it's like if you just take the baby, you're going to latch it on and it's all going to be plain sailing….

More awards, including Best New Artist, expected to go to "Latch" singer Sam Smith, will be revealed this evening during the primetime Grammy broadcast.

Our only formula was, we got to write something that's really hooky that people were going to really latch on to right away.

Is it going to be a latch?" Ms. Heffernan said.

This is going to give the latch eye a sturdy place to anchor, in the event that your door is hollow.

That is why you'll want to go to a latch that has smoke coming out of it, this away you are covered, and the other players are blinded.

With no big names to latch on to, it's going to be down to personal reactions, based on unfamiliar terrain.

"I'm not going to underestimate my opponent," said Coleman, who latched onto the ball after Reeves tipped it.