Sentence examples for should attach from inspiring English sources

Trainwreck, on the other hand, suggests that any shame should attach itself to Amy alone.

Under the right circumstances, baby oysters should attach to the shells and grow.

During that time, a certain lifestyle has formed, and we should attach some importance to these traditional ways".

And it is these living people to whom we should attach value and whom we should, if necessary, protect.

Dr. Long reported his own case in 1849, resolving that whatever merit the medical profession should attach to his use of ether, "I shall be content".

All countries should attach a price to greenhouse gas emissions, preferably by introducing a climate change tax, which some call a carbon tax.

A high-level Arup team spent several months simply deciding whether the firm should attach its name to the design-competition entry, McGowan told me.

Perhaps, as a fitting centenary tribute, the Women and the Church campaign should attach a banner demanding women bishops to Prince William's helicopter.

You should attach yourself to a counter-tradition and school of thought that has been developed over the centuries and that seems true.

No shame should attach to playing second fiddle: Mr Blair has said time and again that Britain cannot pretend to be the superpower's equal.

Polio immunity is low, even in vaccinated children, because other viruses crowd the gut receptors to which the vaccine should attach.