Sentence examples for have long attached from inspiring English sources
The Terrapins' win at Iowa on Tuesday night will be remembered as the one that ended the streak, that halted the infamous drought Terps fans have long attached to Coach Mark Turgeon's name.
While biologists have long attached simple color bands to birds' legs, the amount of data they get back has been limited — and often they do not get information until the bird has died.
Americans have long attached value to being a workaholic, says Amie Hess, an assistant professor of sociology at Meredith University in North Carolina.
This confirms the importance that historical linguists have long attached to including regular sound changes into attempts to reconstruct protolanguages, identify borrowings, and infer the genealogical history of a set of related languages, including their probable dates of origin and subsequent divergences.
There comes a time in every sports fan's life where, having long attached absurd and unhealthy levels of personal meaning to the causal relationship between our own fandom and the results of games, we also start with those pitiful, self-indulgent pangs that come when players our own age are starting to fade from the game like Blues maestro Chris Judd did this week.
We Catalans have long been attached to our distinct identity and never accepted the loss of national sovereignty after being defeated by the Spanish monarchy in 1714.
But Gascoigne's quick feet have long been attached to a ponderous body, and his twists and turns found Boro players eager to harry.
I have long been attached to the story that my parents were both — and I basically admired this — indifferent to child culture: openly bored by piano recitals, graduations, children's books.
The boom in vinyl sales is attributed to two factors: older generations who have long been attached to the format, and also a younger audience used to digital forms of music who want to own a physical format; with CDs in decline, vinyl has become a popular alternative.
Sexual selection has resulted in the evolution of modified forelimbs, body size, and abdominal appendage-like structures, which are articulated and have long bristles attached to their distal ends [ 7– 15].
You are small and covered with thin fur; you have long, thin arms attached to your middle with webbing; you are nearly blind.
