Sentence examples for he is latching from inspiring English sources

This coverage impugns Mr. Erdogan's motives, claiming he is latching on to the Palestinian issue because he is weak domestically, and dismisses Turkey's ability to bring leadership to this quintessential "Arab cause".

He was latching, he was eager, and I had him at my breast 24/7.

As a result he's latched onto symbols and glossaries.

"His teachers are fabulous, energetic guys that he's latched onto.

For a quarter-century he's latched the Republican Party to an iron-clad pledge that any tax increase is bad.

It's a good thing that the International America's Cup Class boats have two steering wheels, because when Koch's yacht bore across the finish line in the deciding race on May 16 , 1992 he was latched to one of them and his talented primary helmsman, Buddy Melges, gripped the other.

This, of course, isn't the first "noble cause" he's latched on to but the "evil" of tobacco is something he feels particularly strongly about.

"Charles is latching onto the buzzwords of the week," Mr. Heaney said.

It is not surprising that the junk-stock crowd is latching on to nanotechnology.

MotherNature.com, another struggling e-tailer, is latching on to B2B, too.

And the media is latching on to that story big time.