Sentence examples for trying to attaching from inspiring English sources

Republicans may seek to move on the proposal this week by trying to attaching it to another antiterrorism bill that would make it easier for the government to use secret surveillance warrants against "lone wolf" terrorism suspects.

And both candidates are trying to attach their names to Mr. Lieberman's.

"For a while they were trying to attach the bankruptcy legislation to it too".

But Mr Graves is still, deplorably in their view, trying to attach monetary values to things he ought not.

Some Democrats were also considering trying to attach amendments to the bill, like one raising the minimum wage.

In trying to attach their proposal to measures to relieve the property insurers, the life insurers are trying to distinguish themselves from an array of industries seeking help.

"It's solely based on his play, and now we're going around trying to attach reasons to it," Maurice said.

So in a sense I am trying to attach myself to the great man's memory by choosing it as my Book of a Lifetime.

It's a friendly assault; he's trying to attach a transmitter to the dugong so that its migration patterns can be tracked.

Some companies, like Eukarion Inc., are trying to attach fatty chemicals known as lipids to antibodies to allow the antibodies to pass through cell membranes.

But today, as the Senate began debating the bill to pay for the conflict, lawmakers were unable to resist trying to attach pet projects.