Sentence examples for what is attached from inspiring English sources

"Superficies solo credit – what is attached to the land belongs to the land," he says.

Such a network does not care what is attached to it because it only has to route bits from one peripheral device to another.

So first Lizzy asks prospective clients to undergo a high level psychic reading to "see what is attached" to them.

It is what is attached to the house.

Trim the straw if it's too long, but leave more length off the jar as what is attached to it.

Regardless, I think what's in the book is far more important that what name is attached to it".

Nor am I allowed to know what value is attached to the work (although another Henry Moore bronze, Reclining Figure: Festival, recently sold for £19.1m at auction).

What it is attached to — bigotry, demographic panic, fear, a belief in the free-floating force of Presidential power — is another question, and one that has not been dispelled.

Picture a world where every plug and light switch is able to report via wireless and Internet connection exactly what appliance is attached to it, whether it is on or off, and how much energy it is using.

A haunting indictment of what value is attached to in our late-capitalist society?

Since DU travels by wind and is respirable and ingestible long after the DU fires are out, what risk is attached to ongoing residence in or re-locating to a region where DU munitions were used in the past?