Sentence examples for states attached from inspiring English sources

Oller's "Guayabas" (circa 1901-1903), alluringing tropical still life of sweet, sensuously fleshy guavas in various states — attached to the branch, whole, cut open — reminded me of growing up in Colombia, where I had fried green plantains and a glass of guava juice for breakfast each morning.

As early as July, Conference President Elayne Whyte Gómez of Costa Rica hopes to unveil a draft text — a "rapid pace," she explained, "reflecting the urgency Member States attach to the need to realize progress in nuclear disarmament".

However, Arab governments have in recent days rejected the idea of a provisional state attached to only a vague timetable.

In a state attached to tradition in its courts, the system is still viewed as something of an experiment.

French investigators traced the sprouts served at the event to seeds bought at a garden store chain, Jardiland, according to a news release from Frédéric Lefebvre, a secretary of state attached to the economy ministry.

Would the significant proportion of Indigenous Australians who are opposed to "Recognise" be better disposed if they were to be acknowledged by an Australian republic rather than a "settler state" attached to the hand of an empire that invaded and displaced them?

Above all, the former secretary of state attached her name firmly to Barack Obama's signature legislation, the Affordable Care Act, apparently unperturbed that Republicans intend to make Obamacare a major lever of their attack against the eventual Democratic nominee – whoever that will be – in the 2016 presidential election.

The first absorption between 400 and 500 nm appears as a result of interfacial charge transfer from the O 2p valence band to the Cu II) state attached to TiO2[31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37].

So instrumental is air connectivity to the growth of the commercial, financial, leisure and logistics sectors of Dubai and Singapore that both places may be legitimately described as global aviation hubs with city-states attached.

It used to be said of Prussia that it was a military with a state attached to it.

Regarding the electro-permanent magnets (EPM) which will be used to keep rear Ara modules in place, the document notes that the EPM has "two selectable states: the attach state and release state, corresponding to high and low levels of magnetic force", with electrical power required only to switch between the states, not sustained to maintain either one.