• To create a similar effect, attach pieces of paper to the wall with wallpaper paste, then varnish the whole thing.

• Please attach a cover letter, resume, and list of the names and phone numbers of three references.

• People commonly attach names to machines, especially if they work with or use them regularly.

• Avian and human viruses recognize and attach themselves to different sugar structures.

• Western nations should ban the importation of goods produced by slaves and attach levies to countries that support slavery.

• Like all freshwater mussels, these will attach themselves to their host fish until they can make it on their own.

• Attach these to the legs using two screws at each joint.

• The nanoparticles, which are targeted to attach to cell membranes, heat up when exposed to a magnetic field.

• Also, it is a good idea to attach squares of felt to the back of the mirror where the fasteners press it against the wall.

• Applicants should be prepared to attach the following to their online.

• Attach the rubber ends to the two support of your luggage handle, and voilà, a coffee-holder.

• Students will draw pictures of a variety of animals and attach the.

• Strap the boob in a chair and attach a funnel to his mouth and force feed him.

• Young's innovation was to attach a board to the instrument's base, creating a kind of narrow platform.

• Cut stars out of another sheet of white paper and attach them to the blue paper with rubber cement.

• Must attach signed application for the court'sconsideration.

• It may seem innocuous to attach chips to our preschoolers' clothes.

• Sum up your qualifications, attach a resume, and ask that they keep you mind if they need staff.

• Such antibodies recognise and attach themselves to these molecules, rendering them harmless.

• Taiwanese scientists prepare to attach a tag to a mola.

• Diapsids' skulls all have two holes, called temporal fenestrae, which carry muscles that attach to the jaws.

• Click on the image above for a printer-friendly stencil to attach to your pumpkin.

• Using florist's picks, attach prickly pear pads securely.

• When you attach pieces in some ways, they hold in place.

• The easiest method for installing a ceiling fan is to attach it in place of an existing ceiling light.

• All you need to do is get your rich alums to pony up the money to attach their family names to departments.

• Some attach special significance to last-minute personnel changes made by the king before he left.

• Some satiated caterpillars then attach the empty snail shells onto their speckled casings.

• Theoretically, a virus could attach itself to any executable program.

• Those charges let the molecules form hydrogen bonds and attach to other molecules that are polar, including other water molecules.

• Cut the floss and attach the end to the piece of double-sided tape.

• On impact, the forward facing barbed electrodes attach to the body of the target.

• Attach the other clamp or strap to the metal object that serves as the ground for the household electrical system.

• The substance binds to the same receptors in the brain that regular opioid drugs attach to.

• The autocratic businessman-turned-politician was careful to attach a personal brand to his popular policies.

• When you add the salt, blobs of oil attach to the grains and sink.

• Initially, the lightning will attach to an extremity such as the nose or wing tip.

• As other carbon atoms move into the vicinity they will attach on.

• Run galvanized wire between the brackets, then attach the young.

• Attach the scrap paper by folding up the lowest part of the short side that you scored over the scrap paper.

• The actress is the latest celebrity to capitalize on her fame and attach her name to a fashion line.

• We're allowed to attach a response to the chair's report before it goes to higher levels.

• But the mainstay of its business is supplying prepared foods to which supermarkets then attach their own labels.

• Scientists learned how to attach the molecules to cells and proteins inside the bodies of other living.

• But imagine having to let the parasites attach to you as part.

• People attach a lot of meaning to having that personal piece from home.

• Center and attach supports along the long sides of the base.

• Attach the screws, but don't tighten them, since you'll be adjusting them soon.

• If the sink requires a different bracket, remove the original and attach a new one with screws at the height in the instructions.

• They are adhesive pads that attach right around the back of the heel and give enough grip to keep the heel from slipping.

• The commonest system is to sell stickers or tags which householders attach to rubbish bags or cans.

• If both target molecules attach to it, they trigger the device to change shape.

• To create circuits from them, researchers must attach relatively bulky wires that spoil much of their conductivity.

• Instead, rangers attach radio-collars to troublemaker elephants.

• Position two remaining short pieces evenly from the ends and from one another and attach with screws.

• The frogs attach their eggs to the sides of the pitcher, and the tadpoles grow in the watery liquid inside the plant.

• Must attach signed application for the court's consideration.

• Twitter now lets users attach locations to their messages.

• Foreign donors should, where appropriate, attach conditions of their own to aid schemes.

• Researchers can attach the fluorescent molecules to a protein inside a dividing cancer cell or a spreading virus.

• Growing chains may also attach themselves to one another.

• Center and attach supports along opposite sides of base.

• Telephoto lenses attach to phones by magnets or clips.

• If your carry-on has some sort of external strap, attach it that way and cross your fingers.

• His redneck concern is that his manhood has been diminished by this cancerous attach on his reproductive gland.

• Shackel was enlisted to attach heat probes to the unfurling inflorescence.

• Turns out that the manuka honey keeps some bacteria from being able to attach themselves to tissue.

• When you attach a soaker to a regular hose and turn on the water supply, water seeps or sprinkles from the.

• Great magazine advertising doesn't interrupt, compete with or attach itself to content: it complements and co-exists with it.

• They are easy to attach but are short-lived, because the foam gradually stiffens or crumbles.

• For each student, type up a comment sheet that you attach to the back of your paper.

• It would be a mistake to attach too much significance to the impact of this change on the wider war against terrorism.

• To be eligible for the discount, please attach the receipt for your group ticket sale to your purchase order.

• If they did, though, surely they knew how to notch the arrowheads to more securely attach them to shafts.

• Build a number of these trellis panels and attach them to the side.

• One problem the team dealt with was finding the right glue to attach the piezoelectric patch to the blade.

• These attach to the foreign substance and also attach to receptors on immune defense cells called mast cells.

• If not, then it's ok to feel sad at times, regardless of what label others might attach to it.

• Most tropical countries find it hard enough to attach them to forests.

• Attach leaves to your hair with bobby pins or by pinning them to a headband.

• When these antibodies attach to the antigen--on bacteria, for example--immune complexes are formed.

• Finally, attach a small tray to keep accessories close at hand.

• Many graphing calculators allow users to attach sensors to them so they can log data directly into the device.

• Finally, bolt the door flanges to the frame and attach the doors to the flanges.

• Ironically, blacks are the main ones to attach a black label to mixed race individuals.

• Some proponents of bankruptcy reform want to attach similar provisions to the cram-down.

• The findings offer a potential solution for the longtime engineering struggle to attach mechanically mismatched materials.

• Allosteric drugs attach to biological molecules at binding sites distinct from those usually targeted by medications.

• Attach the plastic tube to the pump, then thread it through the center opening in the steel mesh.

• Each microscopic orb can only attach to molecules from one particular type of organism.

• Attach the patch piece by drilling pilot holes at an angle through the mitered ends of the patch and old fascia boards.

• Attach a strong handle to one side so you can hold it as a shield.

• Now he is trying again and plans to attach his bill to a larger defence or education package.

• Have students attach their drawings or models to the mural.

• All interior components need to attach in some manner to these structures.

• Think twice before letting them attach to shingles, clapboard, or mortared brick or stone.

• The proteins act as a filter that ensures nanoparticles attach only to cancerous cells in the body.

• The company is offering consumers a free repair kit to attach to the carrier.

• The depiction of the composition director in this attach reflects the author's lack of knowledge and self-confidence.

• They want to bring a hammerhead on board the boat while keeping it alive to attach the sat tag.

• We attach to our host and use all of the natural resources up and damage it so severely that it ends up being inhabital.

• Attach individual bundles or radishes where needed for a bountiful effect.

• Buy a small liquid level and attach it to your tripod head.

• Attach each stem to a sprig of fir by wrapping the two together several times with floral wire.

• Conscientious fishermen even attach streamers to their lines to scare off birds that might become entangled.

• Just buy a ready-made redwood window box at the nursery and attach sturdy legs.

• Attach a gift card to the pot or basket, explaining how to care for the plants.

• Attach with small pieces of double-stick foam mounting tape.

• Attach a deep-root irrigator to the end of a hose and inject water into the soil near a tree's roots.

• Or you could attach them to driftwood or bark as a hanging or free-standing ornament.

• Garden hose and sprayer, which you'll attach to a water spigot to clean your equipment at the end of a messy day.

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