Sentence examples for it attaches itself from inspiring English sources
Having entered the body through the blood stream, the virus makes its way to the liver, where it attaches itself to a hepatocyte, or liver cell.
"It attaches itself to the wall, like a gecko.
It attaches itself to other trees and grows around them, slowly strangling them.
Dr. Barsh explains that it attaches itself to brain cells in the eating control centers in the hypothalamus.
It attaches itself to vines of the Tetrastigma plant, a member of the grape family, from which the Rafflesia's filament-like tentacles suck prodigious quantities of nutrients.
It attaches itself to a section of sidewalk, typically the center-third portion of a city block, and will not let go.
Ash killed planes; it attached itself to the turbine section of the engines.
About a hundred years after his death, it attached itself to the essentially rather dull life of Richard Whittington.
In the mid-seventies, it attached itself to an eruption of aggressively rebellious tendencies in music, dress, and social behavior on the downtown New York scene.
And it attached itself most to the younger players, who have grown up in the era of T20 cricket, who have known nothing else.
The aptness of the phrase ensured it attached itself to the legend even though, as Lycett points out, there is no evidence that Thomas's doctors ever used it.
