Sentence examples for must latch from inspiring English sources

But the pearl mussel also depends on healthy fish stocks, as its fertilised eggs must latch on to fish to develop.

For the HIV virus to get into a cell and replicate, it must latch onto certain proteins that stud the surface of immune cells.

In one example, the player must latch the arm to a screw on the boss character's vehicle, then pull back to expose a weak point in the armor.

Mr Freeman says this means that unions must therefore "latch on to a crisis period when people are upset".

But if all practical reasons must be able to latch onto something we care about, then no reasons are categorical in the Kantian sense.

The next day Finkel was due to be publicly shamed in the Times — the journalist must have already latched on to the story, he assumed.

To escape a planet, the tongue must first be latched onto a cloud floating above the planet's surface, which can then be used to swing the player around.

My iPod music player still must use a cable umbilical cord to latch on to my laptop.

When the mother doesn't attempt to feed the baby until they exhibit late feeding cues, it is impossible for the baby to latch on correctly; the baby must be calm in order to feed properly.

(Anderson) ★ New Order (Thursday and next Friday) Now that seemingly every upstart band in a generation is trying to latch an electronic clip to New Wave anthemics, dues must be paid to New Order for doing it first and triumphantly.

(Anderson) ★ New Order and Holy Ghost! (Wednesday) Now that seemingly every upstart band in a generation is trying to latch an electronic clip to New Wave anthemics, dues must be paid to New Order for doing it first and triumphantly.