Clearly, then, there are reasons why early photography latched on to older people in fishing communities.
An example of a schema which is relevant to our running example is that of a latched reset circuit which introduces a latch and links it to the reset control.
That figure is simply one example, which she has latched on to.
He latched on to the defence of a victim of a choice that has been made by scientists.
I know, however, that those who wished to parade their own prejudices and venom in society latched on to the measure.
She seems to have latched on to this very well.
Those were the ideals of ordinary working men, although later some professors and university types latched on to the idea.
He quickly latched on to a comment about the number of tenants, but having whetted our appetite, he failed to satisfy us.
