Sentence examples for has fastened itself to from inspiring English sources

The stiff ceremony that has fastened itself to classical music in the past century recedes.

I am coming!" But use in emergencies does not account for the cellumania that has fastened itself to our ears and belts.

To others, he is a barnacle that has fastened itself to the underside of our patent system so tenaciously that the most powerful corporations in the world cannot pry it off.

A taste: "We live in the declining years of what is still the biggest economy in the world, where a looter elite has fastened itself upon the decaying carcass of the empire.

An implacable accusing stare had fastened itself on her face.

His mother belonged to the generation that had memorized poems in school, and one, "Little Mattie," on the death of a thirteen-year-old girl, had fastened itself relentlessly in her recall with the tolling line "Now she knows what Rhamses knows".

The FT, like many others since Goodwin's downfall, has fastened on to the gossip and innuendo spread by faceless, superannuated executives now that the coast is clear.

How: After dark, turned on an alluring black light she has fastened to an old white table napkin with a clothespin.

A carefully composed melange of paint, grids, newspaper clips and fabric snippets, it has fastened to its back a real radio, whose knobs are visible on the painting's surface.

So Mr. Sargent decided to assemble the rolls at the customer's doorstep: He packs the lobster meat and some kitchen utensils in the scooter's saddlebags, and has fastened a hot plate on the back to toast the buns.

The mastermind behind the Process is a poker-faced eccentric named Ezequiel (João Miguel), who seems to have studied "The Lord of the Flies" for leadership tips, and has fastened with fervor onto the power and prestige of his position.