Sentences with phrase «to latch onto»

I won't latch onto something that will make someone or something look bad purely because it supports any views I may have.

I think everyone can find something in their star sign to latch onto as being «them»... I'd forgotten about that star signs shifting thing.

I mean, that's pretty vague, but I'm willing to latch onto anything at this point.

You can't just latch onto something when it's popular and then squeeze the life out of it and then move on to the next one.

Once in range of an enemy, you'll switch to combat mode with the press of a button and then latch onto the foe's arms, legs, or neck.

There simply wasn't anyone to latch onto what where otherwise dangerous passes.

Tests show that these microbes first latch onto the plastic.

For this reason, it's best to resist the temptation to immediately latch onto one of the personality disorder symptoms lists as «it».

We're looking for something to latch onto at the beginning of a big project — any forward momentum at the start improves productivity and grows confidence.

The number to latch onto more is that that the median price for single family homes rose 40 %.

The comedian will latch onto whatever he (or she) can quickly see and run with it.

I don't need characters to be perfect, but I need some redeeming part of them to latch onto while I wait for them to grow.

This means baby doesn't need to latch onto such a wide area.

Only certain molecules, one theory holds, have the right shape to latch onto certain receptors.

The keywords that you have to latch onto here are «healthy» and «million».

Mega Man could propel himself forward and launch himself across the screen, latch onto walls and use much more complicated weapons.

As a result of switching between breast and bottle, he can get confused and won't always remember how to latch onto mom.

This flea stage can not jump, but it sure can latch onto almost anything because of its very strong mouth.

This protein allows flu viruses to latch onto host cells.

A computer needs to be able to latch onto key words that actually indicate your experience.

It's the little things we have to latch onto sometimes.

It also made it possible for other movements to latch onto art.

So many gods in so many books, with so many creation myths and the religious latch onto one of these god stories and become obsessed to the point of blind faith.

It's an incredibly dumb thing to latch onto given the way he handled himself on the field.

When a mother and baby first learn to breastfeed, they are taught proper positioning so that baby can comfortably latch onto the breast.

As you might already know, breastfed babies need to form a good latch onto the breast for effective feeding and tongue - tie could interfere.

A given receptor can snag a number of different odor molecules, and a given odor molecule can latch onto several different receptors.

However, muddy motivations make it difficult to latch onto anybody when a few odd decisions are made.

The context - based feedback lets learner latch onto the minute details of the application in question.

Because they're made of stainless steel, they're tough enough to latch onto loose hair deep in your cat's coat.

The ticks can sneak into your pet's fur, leaving it plenty of time to latch onto anyone in your household.

The site teasing the game has been updated with the words «action adventure,» meaning we now have a genre latch onto.

There's much more to latch onto visually; it's quite easy to get lost in the details.

The sticky boom could be used to latch onto space debris for disposal.

There is also a chance that he can not latch onto your breast properly, preventing him from drinking hind milk rich in calories, which is expressed at the end of each session.

Now is the time to make those minor repairs, as prospective buyers will latch onto anything that isn't repaired and up to date.

Maybe this time they'll latch onto something real and gain back some pity credibility.

There isn't much new to latch onto here, but the classic gameplay still holds a lot of water.

For this reason, most babies can latch onto almost any type of nipple that their mother has.

The hemoglobin in blood and the antibodies that attempt to fight infections are among the better - known, stand - alone proteins.Medicines frequently work by latching onto proteins.

Get the baby to open wide, don't let the baby latch onto just the nipple, but get as much of the areola (brown part of breast) into the mouth as possible (not necessarily the whole areola).

Inventive wing - play from Elias Kachunga saw the Congolese International dance inside before an agile interchange of passes with Abdelhamid Sabiri, before the latter curled way over after latching onto possession of a loose ball following a Claret shirt's attempted interception to break up the attack.

The nine - term lawmaker lost Tuesday night to fellow Democrat Seth Moulton, an Iraq War veteran who latched onto frustration with Tierney's past ethical troubles and an anti-incumbent sentiment to win by a stunning 8 - point margin.

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.

She starts making friends with her daughter's own friend and spending more time with her, which reveals the way people latch onto other to fill the void in the life.

There are also those that will tear and shred objects by really latching onto these.

Topical drops and flea collars can prevent parasites from latching onto pets as well.