Sentence examples for it is usually attached from inspiring English sources

In shallow waters it is usually attached by byssus threads to hard surfaces so as not to be swept away by water movement.

It's usually attached to billionaire-funded corporate agendas like those of the "Simpson Bowles" plan, the Democratic group called Third Way, and the corporate CEOs of "Fix the Debt".

It's usually attached to the wall on one end, with a few different heavy braided strands to grab on the other.

Meanwhile, since the long-chain carboxyl acid is usually attached to the surface of PbS, it is difficult to gain satisfactory device performance unless the carboxyl ligands are well removed during device fabrication processes.

A place for ablution, containing running water, is usually attached to the mosque but may be separated from it.

The sporophyte's spore-containing capsule (sporangium) is usually attached to the gametophyte by an elongate setae.

When an administrative act takes the form of an unconditional command addressed to the citizen, a fine or penalty is usually attached for failure to comply.

The word extreme is usually attached to pastimes such as snowboarding and base jumping but hold on to your felt tips, a puzzling new craze dubbed extreme dot-to-dot is gripping the nation.

A sentimental nationalism is usually attached to "Scots Wha Hae", and a masonic-style of brotherly love to that other favourite, "A Man's a Man for a' That".

When Americans tell the story of Thomas Edison, the famous inventor of the gramophone, and whose name is usually attached to the invention of the light bulb, Tesla's name is frequently left out.

A brook moss may have shoots 30 to 100 (rarely up to 200) cm (12 to 40 inches) long and is usually attached to a stone or a tree root.