Sentences with phrase «of latching onto»

What's not to love about the freedom of latching onto a distant object and being pulled towards it?

As long as the tick is removed within 48 hours of latching onto the host, the bacteria is not transmitted from an infected tick.

Cabin alterations consist of heavily bolstered sport seats that do a superb job of latching onto occupants during lateral maneuvers, M sports steering wheel and a red engine start button.

Earlier this year, the Washington Post «s Charles Lane eviscerated the fascination with Germany's economic «miracle» as a case of latching onto a «foreign flavor of the month.»

Try reading the rest of my post instead of latching onto a single part that you think that you can read enough into to make a point.

Both of us latch onto those things that work, that really deliver on health and a sense of well - being.

«Hopefully I won't disappoint the fan base out there, because I know that what Ian McKellen did sort of latched onto a lot of imaginations and was very successful.

As more of us latch onto that 1.99 price point and ignore 99 cents, this might change.

Not exact matches

Democrats and environmental groups latched onto Keystone as emblematic of the type of dirty fossil fuels that must be phased out.

Dropbox, which has claimed 500,000 users worldwide since the middle of 2016, gained traction among consumers who latched onto its free offering but also offers a couple paid versions.

You might see signs of a slowdown before the media latches onto it or your segment might keep humming along despite a recession.

Investors have been latching onto convenient stories since the South Sea bubble of the 1700s.

Trump latched onto the revelations, accusing McCabe of corruption and anti-Trump bias based on his wife's political campaign.

Yet DiGiorno did just that on Sept. 8 when the person behind the wheel of the popular pizza makers» Twitter account latched onto the viral hashtag #WhyIStayed.

The guide RNA latches onto a protein (the Cas9 part of the CRISPR - Cas9 name), and together they search for the matching virus.

Part of that apprehension stems from not knowing how Trump or even Clinton (who has, to a degree, latched onto American protectionist sentiments) would reform trade agreements.

Canadian firms are slowly latching onto these investment opportunities, especially in growing economies in India and Southeast Asia, according to the results of the 2010 Asian Investment Intentions Survey released recently by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Canadian firms are slowly latching onto these investment opportunities, especially in growing economies in India and Southeast Asia, according to the results of the 2010 Asian Investment Intentions Survey...

«It's no surprise that they're desperately trying to latch onto another angle of the story to deflect attention from the core of the matter which is that this (Khadr payment) was a personal decision by Justin Trudeau to go above and beyond what any court order ever indicated was the responsibility of the government,» Scheer told a news conference.

The inchoate, messy anger of the film mirrors the free - floating frustration of our cultural moment, and I'm stunned to see activists all over the world latch onto the film's central concept by erecting billboards meant to shame politicians into action on a variety of societal issues.

In my opinion, we will eventually see the end of the current, negative cryptocurrency cycle, as many of the weak hands have been shaken out by the bear market and the remaining investors are on the ready to latch onto any good news after the bad start this year.»

Belmont RUF pastor, Kevin Twit, one of the key players both musically and creatively in the Indelible Grace movement, said young people have latched onto hymns because of the link they have with history.

Wow and to think that out of all those false beliefs you managed to latch onto the One True Faith.

And what of the slaveowners and segregationists who used to latch onto Genesis 9:25 to justify slavery?

NII You really do know that most of your atheist friends will latch onto a single line propaganda.

Either she's the kind of woman who latches onto the beliefs / interests of her current partner or it was a ruse to begin with.

This is true of those who latched onto this hunk of steel as some testament to their faith.

Only some Democrats, sensing the ship to be sinking, latched onto the stratagem of trying to «localize» their contests — not because the politics of 2010 really were local, but because they were not.

What's more, we should avoid latching onto the sound bites and catchphrases of each campaign, but look deeper into the men and women running for office.

Here I am: 29 years old, sprawled in the backseat of our old Trailblazer, holding another nearly - 9 lbs baby, in front of a crowd of strangers, and without thought, I'm trying to wrestle my shirt off through my laughter, I just want to get that baby to latch onto me, I miss him inside, I'm empty, already, but I have something to give him, it's nothing but raw instinct.

When those same people latch onto all other aspects of religion as well: megalomania, domination, «moral» intransigence.

What odd items the mind latches onto in moments of grief: the tilt of a friend's head, the way he used his hands when he spoke, an awful meal shared a decade back, a conversation about a book only a little while ago.

Chris Clarke latches onto the event ontology, but he is critical of Whitehead's way of deriving space and time.

We do know that where we would seem to expect nothing, sub atomic particles pop into and out of existence almost as if they are «looking» for structure or «crystal» to «latch onto» and take atomic form.

There were even cults who worshipped them, but they weren't latched onto by a super-salesman and promoter like Paul of Tarsus, so they and their meme didn't spread so widely.

In response to the demands of socially conscious consumers, many companies are latching onto Corporate Social Responsibility Standards that outline their labor auditing practices, but it's important to get as many specific details as possible since regulations are only helpful if they're followed.

Many of the people that have latched onto the Christian Coalition and the Moral Majority are more in love with being the power behind the power than ministry.

Mom just expected me to latch onto one of the older kids..

I read you have to keep using it through these periods because the coconut oil is finally getting rid of some nasty stuff that had latched onto your skin for a long time.

For example there are lots of fruity Jamaican curry's, lots of middle eastern dishes include dried fruits in couscous etc, and in more modern times, we've latched onto combinations like salt and caramel, salt and chocolate, peanut butter and chocolate.

The unique «Prizm» design consists of a series of ten alternating equilateral triangular panels that when formed, the antiprismatic band creates an open geodesic socket that allows the ball and packaging to hold onto each other naturally, with minimal material, high product visibility and an intuitive reusable latching mechanism — all achieved with conventional corrugated fiberboard and a simple folding - gluing process.

Walcott latched onto the end of Ozil's delivery and fired home to all - but seal all three points for his side.

The Spaniard latched onto Zlatan Ibrahimovic's classy back - heel and thumped home into the back of the FC Rostov net.

Sterling latched onto Bacary Sagna's flick to force a good save out of Kasper Schmeichel.

Even now, running helter - skelter with no visible means of protection from the onslaught of offers from movies, television, records, jigsaw puzzles, animal food, countless other commercial interests and the pack of agentry ten - percenters who latch onto instant celebrities like ticks on a hound, Riggs is a wonder to observe.

The Spaniard latched onto Victor Moses» cut - back and steered the ball into the back of the net emphatically.

That's eluding to somebody leaking this information, likely to latch onto the phrase «substance abuse program,» regardless of the actual terms of his participation.

With his wide range of passing skills, Wilshere can thrive on pinpoint ball distribution for his team's forwards and wingers to latch onto.

The press latch onto the sh ** e produced and it becomes a constant tirade of disatisfaction from every direction.

He latched onto the end of Michail Antonio's cross and found the back off the net with an emphatic acrobatic effort that found the top corner of the Palace net.