latch

How To Use latch In A Sentence

• The sides exchanged points until Joe Conroy latched onto a ball and sent it home for a goal.
• Achan, the head monk, draped in the colours of the dawn, unlatches the door to a large metal cage.
• Rob had latched onto me. He followed me around, sat beside me at lunch, and usually ended up working with me.
• `The bright sparks latched on to that possibility yonks ago, of course. DEATH AND TRANSFIGURATION
• Trying not to pull your hair out in irritation, you walk up to the window, draw the curtains, unlatch the window, push it open.
• S'pose some time me _mamook_ sick, me feel all same oleman -- no more grub stop, no more smokin 'stop -- mebbyso all rancher _potlatch_ grub, _potlatch_ smokin', send doctin ', send med'cin'? Desert Conquest or, Precious Waters
• You now put the upper globe on top of the lower one both are unlidded, making sure that it latches on, creating an airtight seal. HOME COMFORTS
• You love the fact that an extensive and excessive vetting process provides the media and yourselves with little tidbits on which to latch your lamprey-like hypercritical mouths. Clinton again rips into vetting process
• `I used a credit card to unlatch one of the kitchen windows after all the staff had gone. THE DEVIL'S DOOR
• He was an anthropologist who worked on the potlatch originally and became fascinated with these cycles by which a thing had value, lost value, regained value.