Sentence examples for if I latch from inspiring English sources
But since this feature is meant to rummage a little deeper into the archives, I hope you will not mind if I latch insistently on to your lapels and keep yanking until you agree to read S. N. Behrman's astonishing Profile of Joseph Duveen, the art dealer and cultural adviser to Rockefeller, Frick, Clay, and Hearst.
If I could latch on to one reliable restaurant in an unfamiliar city, as I did at Hell's Kitchen during my single journey to Minneapolis two Octobers ago, I considered it a triumph.
If there are specific details about the voices, I latch onto those as best I can.
Within five minutes I latched onto an 18-inch rainbow.
I think if I was Trinidadian, I would latch more on to the myths and romanticise the place more.
Our baby boy was good natured, quick to latch and nurse, handsome (if I do say so myself!), and except for a fleeting bout of jaundice, he was in good health.
If it latched on to a human influenza virus it could cause serious damage on a global scale, he added.
It was almost like if a guy gave me affection, I'd latch onto almost like the first one that come along.
If I sensed them in the hallway when I was about to leave, I waited to hear their door latch and receding footsteps before existing my place.
He latches onto the thing I'd hope I could also cling to, and pass on to my own daughter, if I had lost everything else.
