Sentence examples for typically attaches from inspiring English sources

In the early sonnets a knight typically attaches himself to a lady as her love slave.

In the past, though, that sort of respect -- or, more likely, the celebrity that typically attaches to being mayor of the nation's biggest city, has never translated into political popularity as measured by actual votes.

First, others' structural studies have suggested that BicD typically attaches to cargos via its C-terminal domain, but our sequencing analysis (Fig. 6A) indicated that the location of the point mutation is indeed as expected, in BicD's very N-terminal domain, far from the C-terminal cargo-attachment region.

It would also escape the stigma typically attached to programs for the poor.

He does not appreciate the term warlord that is typically attached to him.

Guards typically attach two lines to condemned inmates to assure the continuous flow of chemicals.

In return for persuading the service providers to crack down, French media owners agreed to remove some of the digital strings they have typically attached to their works.

A hornet's nest, Dr. Potter said, resembles a "large, gray, bloated football," and is typically attached to a tree, a bush or the side of a building.

Such an awning, Mr. Kohler said, is typically attached to the house and then supported on the sides and front by a galvanized steel and aluminum framework.

These hand-held devices, typically attached to dashboards and connected to the ignition, use fuel-cell technology to measure the concentration of alcohol in a person's breath.

Yet when analysts value "alternative investment" firms, they typically attach three times more value to the reliable income from management fees than to erratic carried interest.