Sentence examples for starting to attach from inspiring English sources
In keeping with the mythical status that is starting to attach itself to the British wunderkind, Mendes says Alan Ball's script was pushed across a restaurant table by Steven Spielberg himself.
What lies behind it is that companies are starting to attach more value to the time their senior employees have to spend travelling.If an executive fails to arrive in time for a crucial meeting, for instance, this will disrupt the work of a large number of people and perhaps even the outcome of an important deal.
"In recent years, more and more Chinese have started to attach importance to western festivals," it wrote.
Increasingly, users will start to attach tags of their own to files, too.When saving a document five years from now, rather than naming it and dropping it into a folder, you may well tag it with a few keywords and drop it into a database.
The nerve cells started to attach to the film surfaces in 6 12 h.
The Bremen-based outfit received it on Thursday morning and will now start to attach all the other parts required for a flight-ready satellite.
Support Vector Machines (SVM) have been widely used in data-mining and Big Data applications as modern commercial databases start to attach an increasing importance to the analytic capabilities.
In the current political environment, both parties are likely to decide that comprehensive reform is impossible to achieve, and start to attach the least objectionable provisions to other bills.
These ideas could form the basis of a new "code" of "Common Cents" that starts to attach a tangible value to the choices we make, the ecological footprints and all the countless incremental decisions we make that jeopardize our common future.
From that moment on, the cells start to attach to the dish and the spheroid progressively disappears.
This knowledge may lead us to reconsider how bacteria start to attach to different surfaces, gain an initial foothold when establishing a colony and ultimately to form a biofilm.
