Sentence examples for to attach himself from inspiring English sources

Cicero refused to attach himself to any school.

Like his daddy, Falwell wants to attach himself to powerful politicians.

People like Freddy; almost everyone he has sought to attach himself to has said yes.

"He tries to attach himself to the coattails or the image, saying, 'I'm Reaganesque,' without any evidence".

He read the book when it came out, and knew that he wanted to attach himself to the story.

The line is a testament to his genius for self-promotion and his ability to attach himself to prevailing winds.

But Avenatti's decision to go it alone and attach himself to the process certainly made it easier to paint it a certain way.

The man appeared to have attached himself to the Indian delegation as it gathered at the nearby Willard hotel, for transportation to the White House.

How could Graham attach himself to such an unattractive girl?

He "would attach himself to Eisenhower and take advantage of his power and prestige," Mr. Dallek said.

Jim Jordan, Kerry's former campaign manager, said he was "dreading" the fact that Bush would fully attach himself to Reagan.