Sentence examples for need to latch from inspiring English sources

"I don't think they need to latch on to anything.

To invade cells, viruses need to latch onto structures on the surface called receptors.

If there's anything to take from this, it's that people feel the need to latch on to far-away clubs precisely because they're so isolated.

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In addition, new concepts do not need to latch onto the ome-meme if they are strong and interesting in and of themselves.

Note that the opening of the hook will need to latch onto the yarn-over as you pull it back through to the front.

"The kid needs to latch on to something practical," he announced.

The designed driver can generate adjustable latching waveforms which are needed to latch the switch into a closed or open state.

The only problem was that the software needed to latch onto a specific part of the model to be able to map out the appropriate view of the Tardis's interior.

It was like an adolescent thing — when you need somebody to latch onto, you reach out and latch onto them".

"It came at a good point in her life," says Vic's stepfather, Danny Hill, 59. "She needed something to latch onto that would get her focused again..