Sentence examples for often attaching from inspiring English sources

Those of us old enough to remember the beginning of Adam's career would experience an ecstasy of cognitive dissonance whenever his father's name appeared in the papers or on TV, often attaching itself to a controversial or audacious verdict.

Sauries, needlefishes, flying fishes, and marine halfbeaks are pelagic (i.e., inhabiting open ocean) and breed either in the open sea (sauries, flying fishes) or near the shore (needlefishes, halfbeaks), the eggs often attaching to floating objects by adhesive filaments.

When they settle, metamorphosis takes place and the juveniles attach themselves with byssus threads, often attaching these to the upper valves of scallops, and remain attached for 3 to 5 years.

A tassel is often attached.

"People are often attached to their former surroundings".

Heavy weights were often attached to their ears by clamps.

The laboratory museum is often attached to a university.

The gametophore is often attached to the substratum by rhizoids.

Many middle-class women play sport at private, segregated gyms, often attached to universities.

This is quite different from the humane ideal so often attached to Andalusia's name.

In e-mail messages he often attaches pictures of himself sporting headphones and dark nail polish.