Sentence examples for i would attach from inspiring English sources

It quickly became clear to me that I would have to make the transition from being a misfortunate tourist to being a Chicagoan, and my Sarajevan urban instincts compelled me to seek the ways in which I would attach myself to the city and make it my adopted hometown.

As Nietzsche puts it, "that such a man has written, joy on earth has truly increased…If my task were to make this earth a home, I would attach myself to him".

Then, I would attach to this metric a system of financial incentives so that the more nutritious the food, the less it costs.

I'd attach this to a kegbot and go nuts.

"I'd attach a centre like this to every social-work department, and I'd put all the children in need, all the nebulous characters, into the centre as members," she says.

I'd attach greater importance to at least three major Treasury proposals that may wind up on the cutting-room floor: First, we need a systemic risk monitor or regulator.

The first item I'd pick up for my car would be this thing called Dad's Cab, which I'd attach to my dashboard.

If I currently didn't have an Earl *, I'd attach myself to the suave Italian.

But, in her words, "I did leave behind a chair to which I'd attached wings that you could slip your arms into".

So we took it from focusing on the adult Corinne, to which I'd attached myself, to going back to the memoir and really using her youth and adolescence in it as a springboard so that the audience could develop a deep affection for her; so you don't automatically discard her passionate beliefs as adult lunacy.

The colourful gumdrops I'd attached randomly to the front façade didn't look cheerful - they looked like boldly coloured design elements a city might tack on to the exterior of a particularly drab building, decades after construction, to make it look 'festive and fresh'.