Sentence examples for latching them from inspiring English sources

They'll have to figure out how to keep them safe, be it latching them to the table (which is kind of ugly), or perhaps some sort of proximity-based alarm that starts squealing when you take the device out of a certain radius.

The attendant fitted them with harnesses, latched them into the gondola, and sent them lurching into the Texas sky.

We had no windows but shutters and they couldn't latch them, and they were just, 'bang, bang, bang' all day".

Do not attempt to latch them on yet.

Lock or latch them up so that the cabinet doors cannot fly open.

Lace and tie them, latch them, and if you are covering your laces with another huge elastic, do that.

As hydrogen atoms eagerly donate electrons to any element capable of latching onto them, our Earth was constructed from highly reduced (electron-rich) material.

Mr. Weinstein was a pioneer in complex credit derivatives, latching onto them early in his tenure at Deutsche Bank, before they became the financial weapons of mass destruction that worsened the financial crisis.

In our bodies, MBL helps fight pathogens by latching onto them.

It was hard to get a decent shot of either, as passing Spanish school groups kept latching onto them for photos.

But on the other hand, the fact that ISIS isn't orchestrating these attacks, but rather has a habit of simply latching onto them after they happen, proves such events are not part of some vast global Islamic conspiracy to take down Western democracy regardless of what Donald Trump or Pauline Hanson would have you believe.