Sentence examples for we now attach from inspiring English sources

One aspect of the Sports Personality of the Year show that comes through very clearly is how much importance we now attach to what our sports heroes feel rather than simply what they do.

So again: How much cynicism do we now attach to The Sun? Level One says that they see a picture of a semi-naked lady and they simply get what Fleet Street neuropsychologists call boner-tunnel-vision.

Congratulations, you can now attach up to 10GB of data.

You can now attach 10-gigabyte files to your Gmail messages.

Many G.P.S. systems wisely now attach to the windshield with suction cups, but sometimes they fall off.

Civil unions for everyone, with all the legal rights and duties that now attach to marriage, are an option that should satisfy both camps.

The Obama campaign's efforts underscore the importance that political campaigns now attach to Web video and the role the medium will probably play in the coming election.

Lawmakers may now attach the limits to the state's new budget bill, which is to be considered this week, Speaker Jeff Fitzgerald, Republican of Horicon, said Monday.

"Now attach names like Madonna or Jessica Simpson," Ms. Berger said, "and of course the assignment editor is going to pay attention".

In other news, you can now attach notes to a specific project.

No other responsibilities or privileges now attach to the post.