Sentence examples for will attaches from inspiring English sources

When the government offers tax deductions for charitable donations, when a soup kitchen feeds the homeless on the condition that they attend church, or when the writer of a will attaches stipulations to a bequest — all these situations involve incentives.

Because we fail to perceive the larger unity of which the sensible world is itself a part, it easily becomes for us (though not in itself) a realm of moral danger, one wherein our will attaches itself to transitory objects that cannot but lead to anxiety [Confessions VII.xi.17 18].

The GigaPan will attach to any ordinary point-and-shoot digital camera.

"Otherwise, the world will attach another story to us ­– one that is not our own".

The floating segments will attach at either end to the bank or bridges.

THE CELLPHONE BULLHORN -- This nifty and fashionable gadget will attach to your phone.

With velcro straps, he will attach water pouches to the wall near the treadmill.

"The worst-case scenario is that one of these entities will attach to someone," Tovay said.

During these later spacewalks, the astronauts will attach a fixture outside the lab to which a robot arm for the station will be attached later this year.

If the new growth is kept close to the wall, it will send out holdfasts that will attach themselves.

Kodak will be coming out this spring with a new digital camera, the PalmPix, which will attach to several Palm models.