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Attaches in sentence

39 examples of Attaches in a sentence

And unlike the juicy salif, it does not threaten to attach itself to your brain, rather, it simply attaches itself to your brain.
Okay, so he attaches it to a transparent pipe, and he turns the water on.
It leaves the [body of the male], finds the female through pheromonal cues in the water, attaches itself to her body and deposits the sperm.
(Tapping sounds) We embed this material into the synthetic skin that attaches my bionic limb to my biological body.
On the other side of the channel, the nerve then attaches to cells, skin cells and muscle cells.
Its placenta, a solid disk of blood-rich tissue, attaches to the wall of the uterus to support the developing embryo.
It’s an increasingly common sight in hospitals around the world: a nurse measures our height, weight, blood pressure, and attaches a glowing plastic clip to our finger.
If you see a little band pop up in the middle of your wrist, that’s the tendon that attaches to this now-defunct muscle.
It also has a pneumatic cuff that holds it on, so the more they put themselves under load, the more it attaches.
People bring their own cooker, he attaches a valve and a steam pipe, and now he gives you espresso coffee.
The parasite attaches itself to the brain and causes paranoia and insanity.
Use of this medium, therefore, attaches an innate responsibility to the artist, inasmuch as film can be educational, as well as entertaining, which dictates that certain subjects should be approached accordingly and with a corresponding sensitivity and sensibility.
I am a huge fan of Say Anything, Jerry Maguire, and Almost Famous (I wasn't that big on Singles), so it's safe to say that I look forward to anything that Cameron Crowe attaches his name to.
The blind accordionist who attaches himself to Atwill wears glasses which are half black, half clear.
It is as great as the person watching it's interpretation of it and willingness to see people and love for what it is, without all the structure and stereotypes that society attaches.
Melies had a sense of playfulness about his films, and this is one of the more amusing ones: Melies takes a head -- which is Melies' head, attaches it to some bellows, and blows it up like a balloon.
A film where every character attaches serious importance to Rolling Stone articles calls for a depth of insight and cinematic brilliance even Welles would have trouble summoning.
Another compelling explanation comes from a venture capitalist who credits Chinese society with copious reserves of entrepreneurial energy that derives, he believes, from the fact that Chinese culture attaches very little shame to failing in a business enterprise.
But, unlike his White House predecessors, Obama’s National Security Strategy recognizes the value of partnerships; attaches greater importance to the civilian dimension as opposed to the military; and stresses the value of dialogue and the need to reinforce international institutions.
Going slow on such an obvious “win-win” reform suggests either that each country attaches little importance to its growth imperative or that they are unwilling to address that urgency by coming to grips with the increasingly insidious trust deficit that divides them.
Is Fake News Here to Stay?CAMBRIDGE – The term “fake news” has become an epithet that US President Donald Trump attaches to any unfavorable story.
China attaches great importance to tackling climate change.
Foreign investment is still viewed as desirable, but no one attaches primary importance to attracting it anymore.
But her story just goes on and on, and the emotion that attaches to it seems strangely furious and vengeful.
The topic was an obscure but large collection (more than 70) of diseases caused by a specific type of genetic error – one that takes place in the machinery of cells that chemically attaches sugars to proteins and lipids.
If the Fund attaches tough “German-style” conditions to its loans, it risks provoking immediate confrontation and default.
Today’s China is the leading bearer of the mercantilist torch, though Chinese leaders would never admit it – too much opprobrium still attaches to the term.
North Korean diplomatic attaches are required to conduct weekly and monthly self-criticism sessions.
Second, it attaches careful conditions to the type and scope of American military action.
RiskMetrics’ system, which is used by institutional investors around the world, attaches considerable weight to the arrangements governing contests for control.