Sentence examples for sort of latch from inspiring English sources

In light of these tragedies, isn't it time for the automobile industry to install some sort of latch system into all cars, enabling someone who is trapped to open the trunk from the inside?

This would necessitate some sort of "latch" or way to keep the book closed.

"He runs back into Bryan and David [Justin Bartha] and they have the life that he wants, so he sort of latches on to them and tries to enlist their help to try and find someone to be with and investigate the whole surrogacy process.

It needs some sort of bracket it latch it to tables.

I can't go down that path now!' Epic didn't do that – they said, let's start of with these characters and this vibe – a decorated war veteran who falls from grace and gets the chance to redeem himself; he has the relationship with his father, the world going to hell in a hand basket… that's the sort of thing I can latch on to.

"I think what the Democrats have done is they've latched onto these sort of colorful remarks from the president, and I think it's their excuse to racialize this, which is a safe space for Democrats," Campos-Duffy said.

1. Sam Smith's Acoustic Performance Of "Latch".

"I'll latch onto something and just sort of daydream.

These sort of nipples make it very challenging for a baby to latch on.

Naturally, the Romney campaign latched on to that one with the sort of ferocity that would make a pitbull (lipstick-wearing or not) proud, and the media has been all over it since.

He drifted in and out of school and latched on to reading and writing as a sort of life preserver long before the possibility of writing for a living had much reality for him.