Not proper, because the phrase, "being attached to the king," is not commaed.
The minister's being attached to the project, prolonged their debate.
The chancellor's being attached to the king secured his crown; The general's having failed in this enterprise occasioned his disgrace; John's having been writing a long time had wearied him.
Within the tub or trough, arms or iron handles are moved round about, being attached to the arbor of a hydraulic wheel.
Ribbons folded in different forms and of different colours were originally employed for imitating flowers, by being attachedto wire stems.
A man doing the duties of a householder, without, however, being attachedto wife and children and possessions, is a very superior person.
Capable of going everywhere and upholding all things, they blow all around thee without being attached to thee at any time.
After the same manner, the man of wisdom, by even enjoying all earthly objects without being attachedto any of them, is never soiled by faults of any kind that arise in the case of others from such enjoyment.
New South Wales, differs from Anomia and Anatina in being attached by the surface of one of the valves, from which circumstance the word Chama is added to its name; the little testaceous appendage bringing it near the Myariae.
The green sand fossils contained in this genus differ from Plagiostoma in being attached.
It belongs to the Linnaean genus Ostrea, from which it differs in being attached by a byssus.
In some instances, as in the Predaceous beetles, they seem to be common to both labium and tongue, being attached at their base on the upper side to the former, and on the under side to the latter.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "being attached" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
