Sentence examples for will fasten from inspiring English sources

National preoccupations also mean that different countries will fasten on different aspects of the constitution.

"It's going to be small enough and light enough that it will fasten to clothing.

On Sunday, Saddam Hussein, the leader of Iraq, warned that "the superpowers will fasten their grip on oil-producing countries," according to the Iraqi press.

On the afternoon of November 9th, Berliners will fasten written notes to the balloons and release them into the air, transforming the former border into a floating ribbon of light.

(I asked what I hope are more solemn questions about the files in another post, earlier today). By that I don't mean: What is the racy detail that everyone will fasten on?

Each time BenJarvus Green-Ellis lines up behind Tom Brady in Sunday's Super Bowl, the Patriots running back will fasten a special chin strap to his helmet, featuring an impact indicator designed to help detect the probability of concussions.

The scientific, mathematical and philosophical learning needed to follow the many themes in full the 100 pages of footnotes should perhaps be left for a second or third reading is stupendous.Philosophers will probably fasten on the hard arguments—on truth or necessity, say and pass over the future-science guesswork about, for example, evolutionary cosmology.

Moment of terrible panic when I realise my lab coat will not fasten.

Note that you will only fasten the cap from the outside when capping an extended flue.

Other nets, like the ones at Madison Square Garden, will be fastened to a bar held from motors mounted in the ceiling.

Next, the anchorages are built on both ends, usually of reinforced concrete with embedded steel eyebars to which the cables will be fastened.