Sentence examples for it's been attached from inspiring English sources

College football, aided by a ranking system that lends itself to defining epochal battles, has been the most common recipient of the title, but it's been attached to other contests too: a 1956 chess match between Donald Byrne and Bobby Fischer, a 1968 college basketball game, a 1970 World Cup semifinal, and a three-month-long bout of Go, the board game, that spilled from 1933 into 1934.

Carefully turn the bag inside out, this part can be tricky as the staples can fall off, the bag handle should now also look as if it's been attached inside the bag.

"Now it's being attached to education and working with local partners in these programmes so you can get the message across that these plants are important and the only reason they are disappearing is because of man's activities.

This results in a weak bond between the glue, Styrofoam, and the product to which it is being attached.

The dispute between Bai and the Herald reporters is about more than the detail itself, but about the significance that's been attached to it.

The stinger looks like a small barb, or thorn, and may have a blob of fleshy tissue at the end of it (this is where is was attached to the bee's abdomen).

"And one can logically think that the only reason it is, is that it is attached to a ship, but we don't know for sure".

It was thought a bomb had been attached to the lawmaker's car, he said.

And yet, when I speak about her, it's as if we've been attached at the hip since birth.

In 2014 it was announced that Morten Tyldum had been attached to the project.

"We like the fact that it's new, and it's attached to a town," she tells me.