Sentence examples for which we attach from inspiring English sources

The title "inging" refers to the ending "-ing," which we attach to verbs to indicate ongoing actions or states.

And in particular, can something like "style", which we attach so closely to the specificities of linguistic activity, survive being wrenched out of a language entirely and remade in another?

Judge said: "Schedule 7 of the public bodies bill includes a large number of institutions which are important in themselves, whose importance is important to the public, and whose independence is part and parcel of the independence which we attach to the entire way in which the judiciary works.

We have an orderly world of hierarchy to get things done efficiently, on to which we attach a system of layered merit, run like a market for talent, to get the best people at the top, to be achieved by periodic tournaments to test people's worth.

On the other hand, the meanings and significance which we attach to our materiality do not float free of that materiality.

"We know we live in a world where profit matters, but the weight to which we attach profit could be diluted.

It did, yes, but I took this as meaning that the things most of us cared about - iPods and favourite T-shirts - were scarcely more important than the things we routinely lost, things like brollies and Biros to which we attached no value whatsoever, useful though they were for keeping one dry in a storm or jotting down thoughts and phone numbers.

"We bought a laser which we attached to the drum kit," reminisces Hamilton.

In response to this, we created a wooden water flute prototype, which we attached to rubber tubing and a honey pot filled with water.

A world that we all learned to distinguish, yet to which we attached, at first, our own imaginative meanings, and later the dominant mythologies of the culture within which we are formed.

We can choose which sides of ourselves to reveal, which qualities we attach to ourselves and how we present our thoughts and to whom.