Sentence examples for that will detach from inspiring English sources

His own future plans, apart from trying to find something that will detach the gorilla from his back, include writing.

By gluing the paper to another surface, using a special glue that will detach easily when dry, the paper will be kept in place as it dries, instead of curling or stretching when one portion of it loses water and shrinks.

If the US insists on using the Nato magnet to attract the Ukraine, it is likely that Moscow will detach the eastern part of the country.

I must find the grab loop that once pulled, will detach my spray skirt from the kayak, allowing me to reach the surface, and breathe again.

Reduced tumour cell adhesion to basement membrane components increases the probability that the cells will detach and enter the blood vessels or lymphatic system.

Cut two strips of the fuzzy Velcro and round the corners (rounding the corners will make it less likely that the Velcro will detach after gluing).

At that point, a secondary probe named Philae will detach from the main spacecraft and descend to land on 67P's surface, another first.

A few minutes after liftoff, the Falcon 9 first stage (incidentally, the one that launched the lost Zuma satellite in January) will detach and burn up.

Above that is the hub and cubesat portion, also called the upper free flier, because it will detach from the MPC and go its own way.

That soon, the Do Not Disturb signs dangling from the winter sarcophaguses of the upper class will detach and greet the budding city anew.

The wall will detach and allow you and the other passengers to safely exit the aircraft.