Sentence examples for will come attached from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will come attached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something will be included or added to another item, often in the context of documents or files. Example: "The report will come attached to the email for your review."
"Man Of Steel" is one of Warner Brothers' biggest 2013 releases, so it goes to reason that a new trailer for the film will come attached to prints of "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey".
Jobs said that 3G was not embedded into the phone due to battery concerns, which means the next iPhone will probably come attached to a car battery and it's own handtruck.
And DreamWorks in December will unveil "Lincoln," Mr. Spielberg's take on the Civil War; it will almost assuredly come attached with an Oscar campaign.
The very fact of filming, of pointing the camera, resembles a version of a journal made with the knowledge that it will be going public; it comes attached with its own mirror and its own question mark.
And it came attached with a clear warning from the agencies: "New Yorkers will face major disruptions".
A lot of blood came attached to the American proposal.
"I've got a great Rolodex, and that's why celebrities will come and attach their names to these things," she says.
While they're not convinced the promised £8bn in funding is sufficient to address the whole financial problem, it's clear it is needed now and many want to know if it will come with conditions attached to it.
c) The model assumes that the second TOG domain will come with an attached tubulin.
To soften the embarrassment of returning to the fund, which the government drove away in 2007, Mr Rajapaksa claims the money will come with no strings attached.
"While the cash figure will get the headline, the bigger change is that the grant funding will come with fewer strings attached than previously," he said.
