attach oneself to造句

• Initially the servitude was voluntary in many cases, as it offered protection to attach oneself to a powerful household.
• A lifeline is a line on the deck of a boat, to which one can attach oneself to stay aboard in rough seas.
• In the August 1997 issue of " The Progressive ", Kenneth Turan praised the movie's narrative set-up; however, he thought that in spite of it, it was impossible to attach oneself to the characters.
• 3 According to what I learned from my master and teacher, the main occupation of Torah and prayer is that one should attach oneself to the spirituality of the light of the Ein Sof found in the letters of the Torah and prayer, which is called study for its own sake ( " Toledot Ya akov Yosef ", p . 25 ) . 3