latch

Example Sentences

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But despite the fact that there’s no tangible meaning to generational labels, American society has latched onto them hard, which has had real policy impacts.

From Salon

Tony Jefferson latched onto a pass that was tipped by fellow Chargers defensive back Cam Hart, snuffing out the Eagles’ last chance.

From Los Angeles Times

The virus moves along the surface, latching onto one molecule after another, until it arrives at a site rich in these receptors.

From Science Daily

On the other hand, missing acts of foul play will also be latched on by coaches and supporters.

From BBC

Others may have just latched onto an emerging trend for attention.

From The Wall Street Journal