Sentence examples for made to attach from inspiring English sources

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Plans will be made to attach the statue to the mausoleum more securely, she said.

So she took the stroller into her sewing room and went to work, designing a pouch-like blanket made of Polarfleece with Velcro fasteners, made to attach the blanket to all kinds of strollers.

Multiple relevant holes were made to attach various muscles to the prosthesis.

In this work, therefore, an attempt has been made to attach the 1,10-phenanthroline through magnesium metal ion to the cellulose tartrate framework.

Once the decision had been made to attach the room to what is, in effect, a boat, designing it was fairly straightforward, he concludes.

In an attempt to render the array of micro test tubes and microbeakers as a potential biosensor, attempt was made to attach the as-synthesized SPIONs onto the porous template.

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There's a whole class of pesticides and solvents called persistent organic pollutants that are basically tailor-made to attach themselves to loose synthetics and wreak havoc on whatever living thing happens to swallow them.

Make sure to attach a gift, otherwise it will not work.

Now we're making sure to attach the right 'next step' buttons".

Also, make sure to attach a link to it as part of your contact/correspondence details, wrote Matthams.

Make sure to attach the top tether after you tighten and lock the seat belt or lower anchors.

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