Sentence examples for stopped to attach from inspiring English sources

The children seemed to have stopped to attach meaning to the adults' gestures.

Jessica Hall, a 41-year-old writer who had stopped to read the flier attached to the fence, said she had savored the company of Mr. Boros, whom she called "a lovable curmudgeon".

As consolation, we stopped to fish, churning the reels attached to the cutter's side.

Some have suggested that phytoestrogens attach to the estrogen receptors in a woman's body, blocking her natural estrogens from being able to attach and stopping estrogen's cancer-inducing effects.

Use water to attach the curtain to the walls, it will stick and stop opening as much.

"We want to attach our name to that experience," Mr. Forsell says, and convey a brand mantra, "Stop at never".

If you need to attach, then do so to a limited series (i.e. an analogue) of limits/ends/stops.

Remember to attach your leash!

That's probably a good thing, since it seems most drivers had stopped attaching the 'stache to the front of their cars years ago.

Unfortunately, a guide who just wouldn't stop talking attached himself to us on If, and we nearly toppled over rushing down the rocky wet path to the boat we needed to catch in order to get back to Aix in time for a dinner connected with Laurel's conference.

To put it another way, why not?" This is not the first time Rawlings has stopped short of attaching his name to same-sex marriage-supporting measures.