Sentence examples for to be attaching from inspiring English sources

Generally, said Dean Bonham, chairman of the Bonham Group, a sports and entertainment marketing company, "The populace has become much more accepting of the reality that corporations are going to be attaching their names to highly visible public facilities".

Indeed, the best hope for extended jobless aid now appears to be attaching a reauthorization of the aid to a reauthorization of the expiring Bush tax cuts for the rich.

Some local governments in the UK appear to be attaching health warnings to waterpipes in shisha cafes, and our findings show some evidence to suggest that this may be an effective way of communicating health risks to waterpipe users.

I like not to be attached to anything".

They want to be attached to their roots".

I don't need to be attached to anybody.

Rachel McAdams is rumoured to be attached in an unspecified role.

"People want to be attached to each other".

To be attached to the world is to be attached to the world as it is, and not for any reason, because reasons can always be countered.

At one time talk of invention to be attached to autombiles to absorb carbon monoxide.

No one wants the wrong slogan to be attached to their product.