Sentence examples for when I attach from inspiring English sources
When I attach meaning to my moment, I'm doomed into false thinking that I'm right about something.
When I attached the white strobe light to my bike, I felt, for the first time, that drivers actually saw me coming.
"But when I get attached to something I stay faithful".
When I fly, attached to my dog tags, I wear a pendant with a passage from the Koran," he said.
When I hear someone attach the word "terrorist" to the actions of Nidal Hasan before the facts are in, I know they lack the fortitude to do the heavy lifting that a true assessment and investigation would require.
When I opened the attached file, it didn't even appear to be in Microsoft Excel or some other spreadsheet format.
When I had it attached round my neck it for the first time by the mayor's secretary in the mayor's parlour (where else?) I was asked if I had a safe in my house.
Feeling how much easier it is to clear when I am less attached to an outcome and my dramas (surprise, surprise).
First of all, I hate the use of the word "hot" to describe women in general, and it makes me shudder when I see it attached to the word 'nanny'nanny
On the flip side, there have been many times when I've stayed attached to the outcome for too long and had to get my butt kicked before knowing it was time to let go.
- Mr President, I am always very touched when I hear how attached the Council and the Commission are to involving Parliament, because it is indeed true that in the area of counter-terrorism policies, the decision-making is profoundly undemocratic because it totally excludes the European Parliament, and national parliaments are only very partially involved.
