Sentence examples for worked to attach from inspiring English sources

Already this week, we worked to attach language to spending legislation that would put sharp restrictions on use of federal funds for military purposes in Afghanistan.

Lexical warfare is not exclusively concerned with changing the definitions of words and terms — it can also work to attach either a negative or positive affect to a term.

After the vote, the North Dakota Republican said he and other supporters will work to attach the pipeline to "another must-pass bill" and said the pipeline is so consequential that it even bolsters US national security.

So today, Democrats are working to attach it to the jobs bill at a CBO-estimated cost of nearly $65 billion over five years.

Clinton noted in a New York Times op-ed published earlier that day that Republicans "are working to attach damaging deregulation riders to the must-pass spending bill," as well as "trying to undo constraints on risk at some of the largest and most complex financial institutions".

The remains were then carried across 30th Street to the white tent, where they were received with a preacher's brief prayer and then stored while others worked to try to attach a name to them.

If one of your cabinets will go over your sink or stove, make sure to allow space underneath it for working and to attach lighting or a stove hood.

The way I like to work is to attach personal experiences to what I'm doing, so it helps tremendously if I can write my own play under what the writer has written.

"My parents, agent, and I increasingly had to work to avoid being attached to the wrong kinds of movies.

The participants were told to work out how to attach the candle to the wall so that it would burn without dripping wax on to the table.

And soon there will be a way for construction companies working on projects to attach themselves to building profiles — and advertise services.