Sentence examples for may well attach from inspiring English sources
In years to come, the phrase "one-hit wonder" may well attach itself to Noah And The Whale, who never planned to hit the pop heights, and as such seem unlikely to scale them to the same degree again (though their follow-up single, "Shape of My Heart", is another catchy little belter).
"Countries can go bust in a matter of weeks if the markets close to them," says one rating-agency executive.Governments and investors may well be attaching too much importance to the totemic AAA grade, however.
"They're looking for a bug," said Phillip Bicknell, a local government official, "something that's causing the sickness, that may well be attached to the restaurant, inside or outside, or to the staff who work there, or to a customer who came in".
Check that the patch is well attached.
They work well attached to a wreath too.
These work well attached to cookies, either whole or broken.
The ability to detach Attach may well turn out to be its most cherished feature.
Greece may well get the assistance, with strings attached, of course.
I'm not sure how much importance anyone is attaching to the first – although it may well be enjoyable – but Stone's picture has the opportunity for some relevant satire.
