How To Use Unattached In A Sentence
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While eating his fruit-cup he became surrounded by pleasant talk exploding from the young couples and unattached singles at the table.
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The idea of unattached romantic dalliances within lush tropical settings is theoretically pleasant, yet unfulfilling as is the notion of a marriage without jealously or commitment.
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As the unattached singleton with married mates there is a tendency to lament the demise of your once action-packed social life.
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I quickly worked the crowd, to greet my workmates while I was on my own and to find James while unattached to superglue.
SOMEBODY
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In a hokey “resonant Indian folktale” voice, she added, “For many moons, it has provided a way for unattached men and women of Grundy to find the person they plan on shacking up with for the season.”
How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf
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Yeah Anonymous, introducing lime into furnaces is so unattached to reality that many fluidized coal burners are designed to actually do this.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Clean Air, Dirty Water
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According to Jo, Mark was still unattached.
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Her fanciful reference to the powerful but imaginary "virgin Muses" (l. 41) is framed by the all too practical references in ll. 40 and 42, which remind us that in early modern culture, a "virgin" was first and foremost an unattached and thus relatively powerless woman.
My Name Was Martha: A Renaissance Woman's Autobiographical Poem
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The front piece of the stage was unattached, and all of the lovely off-white carpeting is still covered in plastic.
Under Construction: Rolando Villazón, in recital
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Celebrities such as George Clooney, Geri Halliwell and Russell Crowe have expounded the benefits of the single life - yet many singletons still feel there is a stigma attached to being unattached.
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End this relationship and find yourself a boyfriend who is unattached and can give you the respect you deserve.
The Sun
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At a decent interval later, twice-divorced Whoopi, 43, would saunter out, like any other unattached lady guest.
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The Subla Centre is named after the traveller gammon or cant word for young unattached male and was set up to address the chronic lack of training and education opportunities available to these teenagers.
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Rich, that is to say independent; unmarried, that is to say unattached; free to come and go, he stood high up in that great army of the czar's, which I call the uncredited diplomatic corps, because the phrase "secret service" always puts into my mind a picture of the wild-eyed, bearded anarchist, whom I most heartily detest.
Man on the Box
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There were two portents that truly depressed Parlabane in this world, and one was anything that suggested deep water - unheated, unchlorinated and unattached to a changing suite and a lounge bar - would be featuring on the day's agenda.
Be My Enemy
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This could a time when you meet your ideal match, assuming you are unattached or want to change partners.
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It is wise in the hot weather to pull the purdah, which is the Indian way of saying to shut the door, in the face of a young and unattached girl with a tawny head and opalescent eyes; especially if the dust has long been undisturbed upon the threshold of the secret places of the male heart supposed to be entirely in your keeping.
Leonie of the Jungle
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Included are jewelry, such as necklaces, rings, watches and earrings ( including posts ), unattached earplugs, hairpins, etc.
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Last but not least, unmarried, unattached, and completely available is quite attractive too!
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Willy Dring, Joe Robinson, Neddy Smith and Tom Watson—the four young, strong, unattached, sea-mad men—were to man the coble to fish whenever possible.
Morgan’s Run
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But this one is about the bitter-sweet pangs and joys of being single and unattached!
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If summer sun is supposed to turn thoughts to romance, this year 's washout must be making the unattached feel as downcast as the overcast skies.
Times, Sunday Times
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One describes cells as having a solid cortex and viscous liquid core and has been used to model the aspiration of cells with no or little cytoskeleton (such as red blood cells or unattached leukocytes) into micropipettes.
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Finally, Edie is the predatory singleton who mops up any unattached man who strays into Wisteria Lane.
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Please enclose your signed cheque and payment slip unattached and unfolded.
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Another feature in connexion with the rookery is the presence of what may be called unattached bulls, which lie around at a little distance from the cows, and well apart, forming a regular ring through which any cow wishing to desert her pup or leave the rookery before the proper time has very little chance of passing, as one of these grips her firmly with his powerful flipper and stays her progress.
The Home of the Blizzard Being the Story of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914
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The centre is unattached to any hospital or clinic.
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The English soccer team is the only one unattached to a nation state.
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Many unattached skis went sliding off down the hill at incredible speed.
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That would be ludicrous and an insult to the many happily unattached men and women with no desire to couple up.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the meantime, give yourself the chance to meet an unattached woman of your own.
The Sun
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When his contract expired on 30 June, he was not only unattached to a club, but unaffiliated to the FA and ineligible to play for the national team.
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If you are unattached, an introduction could unearth a warm and loving partner.
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My reply… ‘I wouldn't say I'm single, but yeah, I'm unattached.’
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In the currency of legalizing the second liability system of copyright, our country should set up unattached second liability rules in lawmaking on copyright.
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Field bus is not only easy to expand and integrate, but also unattached to different equipments.
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It wouldn't be embarrassing; just a little drinks thing to set up Sara, an unattached girlfriend, and a single, scarily attractive psychiatrist I'd met at a party and didn't want to go to waste.
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There are then two unattached cords of some strength, called the pull line and the forked line, which latter is attached, when required for use, to the two staves nearest the birdcatcher, at the intersection of the top line.
Practical Taxidermy A manual of instruction to the amateur in collecting, preserving, and setting up natural history specimens of all kinds. To which is added a chapter upon the pictorial arrangement of museums. With additional instructions in modelling a
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The loop was then laid over the two ropes, one of which was fast to the sinker, and the other was the unattached end of the line, and "toggled" on with a marline-spike.
Haste and Waste; Or, the Young Pilot of Lake Champlain. a Story for Young People
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Oh… and to all you unattached ladies… both Mike and Paul are single…
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We also conducted field tests of unattached transmitters to determine how antenna position and submersion in water and mud affected radio detectability and signal strength.
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At a decent interval later, twice-divorced Whoopi, 43, would saunter out, like any other unattached lady guest.
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Please enclose your signed cheque and payment slip unattached and unfolded.
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He was unmarried and unattached, and had no children.
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When it comes to gender and unattached singles, is there a level playing field?
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The rule of the transformation is to attach to the key that which was unattached and viceversa.
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Obviously, the Taj group of hotels, arranging the vacation doesn't consider unattached 20-somethings single; they still have time to be un-single on their own.
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Besides "-- drily --" an unattached bachelor is considerably more in demand as a painter of society women's portraits than a Benedict.
The Moon out of Reach
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At a decent interval later, twice-divorced Whoopi, 43, would saunter out, like any other unattached lady guest.
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One young, unattached aircraftman who is on his first posting summed it up: "The wet can be a pain and there are times when things do feel a bit overwhelming."
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If summer sun is supposed to turn thoughts to romance, this year 's washout must be making the unattached feel as downcast as the overcast skies.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was currently single and relatively unattached.
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According to Jo, Mark was still unattached.
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The unmated males hoot to attract unattached females.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cedric jumped back to help her and unattached the shoe in a flash, but poor Jane was now hopping around on one foot.
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As the unattached singleton with married mates there is a tendency to lament the demise of your once action-packed social life.
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But being single and unattached isn't the answer, either, because of the associated loneliness and isolation.
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The body of the floor rests unattached to an appropriate underlayment.
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A recent Thursday night at the Grotto in San Marco found the place full of attractive, unattached single women.
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Jamie seems like yet another uptight Catholic, unmarried and unattached, unable to practice his mother's religion but unable to forget it.
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After all, all this while, his single and unattached marital status has added to his charm in no small way.
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As the world-in-itself-I'd begun, in my sophomore year, to study Immanuel Kant-exists, unattached to us.
I'LL TAKE YOU THERE
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His parents from Guangdong and Hong Kong, being traditional Chinese who are well advanced in years, believe him to be single and unattached.
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Four minutes behind them in third place was Helm Hill's Simon Milligan who last year suffered a severe mouth injury when he took a tumble on Coniston Old Man and unattached athlete Paul O'Reilly.
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As unattached women, particularly as women of his own family, his support and protection, as he puts it, are due you, _due_ you!
The Sturdy Oak A composite Novel of American Politics by fourteen American authors
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Men were either unattached to the labor market, unemployed, or underemployed in part-time service sector jobs.
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Last but not least, unmarried, unattached, and completely available is quite attractive too!
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I ache to live unattached to what man counts and measures.
Christianity Today
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If summer sun is supposed to turn thoughts to romance, this year's washout must be making the unattached feel as downcast as the overcast skies.
Times, Sunday Times
