Sentence examples for you attached to from inspiring English sources

"But he works hard, draws people in and makes you attached to him.

What, other than outlandish, dogged mental fixation, would keep you attached to a semi-smooth, vertical rock for almost 18 days?

"Of the seven things in here," he said, "are you attached to any of them?" "Other than the TV," Mr. Kelly replied, referring to a giant flat screen, "I'm not attached to anything.

IN THE depression-era 1930s, when credit worthiness was all that mattered, American government bonds were rated AAAAA as if the more letters you attached to a borrower, the safer they would seem.

Rather than producing visually arresting objects for sale in antiseptic galleries, he would, for example, place curious signs in public places, like one reading "Brian Epstein Died for You" attached to a sidewalk pole, suggesting that the Beatles' genius manager was a rock 'n' roll martyr.

The device, which is about as big as a stick of gum, can be carried around with you, attached to items, or even stuck to windows and doors.

Given the importance and consideration you attach to this, I can only accept".

It's basically a miniature tank that you attach to your bike.

I think that shows the importance you attach to the way the film looks.

"It's a thick rope that you attach to a base of a wall and has a loop," he said.

Social progress plods along like a tortoise, and protest is the jet pack you attach to its back.