Sentence examples for which have attached from inspiring English sources

The master bedroom and the guest suite, which have attached bathrooms, are both connected to the original cabin by glass-walled covered walkways.

Alongside all the intended ironies are ones which the author couldn't have predicted at the time of writing – it's hard to screen out the associations which have attached themselves to the celebration of Catalonia Day on 11 September.

There will be commerce attached to these sacred sites not just in terms of food trucks but from pharmaceutical companies, which have attached themselves to the projects in the story in a highly disturbing way.

Generally, a debtor only reaffirms secured debts, or those, which have attached to property, such as a mortgage or a loan on a vehicle.

They were often endorsed by government inspectors but, revealingly, the secular state has largely avoided the opprobrium which has attached to the church.

An executive at American, which has attached its name to sports arenas in Miami and Dallas, said the naming would underscore its presence in New York, where it has begun construction on a $1.3 billion terminal at John F. Kennedy Airport.

But those conversations are complicated by deepening doubts within the administration about Pakistan's civilian and military authorities, and by resistance in Congress, which has attached strict conditions to $400 million in American aid to buttress Pakistan's counterinsurgency capabilities.

Bacteria attached to the edges of pG and rGO flakes rather than surrounding them, in contrast to GO, which had attached bacteria, distributed over its surface.

The numbers come from Nielsen/NetRatings, which has attached monitors to over 57,000 home computers to track their owners' Web wanderings.

In this paper, we attempted to look for a reasonable explanation for this, which has attached great theoretical and practical significances.

They retrieve it to bring back to Earth with them, but in the process also unknowingly bring back strange spores which had attached to their ship.