Sentence examples for It affixed from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Philharmonic has been giving titles to its concerts in recent years, and the name it affixed to its concert on Saturday evening was "1899".

Was it affixed by your political opponents?

Lyft began cultivating a reputation for kindness years ago, when it affixed quirky pink mustaches to drivers' cars and encouraged them to fist-bump their passengers, and it has continued with feel-good marketing and an emphasis on driver-friendly policies.

"To me, Joyce, Tony Curtis — from the way his collar stood up to the way his hair was to everything he wore and the way he looked — he was my James Bond," says Mr. Schwartz, who, being an ace salesman, need only hear your name once to have it affixed to his brain as firmly as say, Ralph's initials on his line of jeans.

Bowman was wearing a safety harness, but he did not have it affixed to a location, Fryer said.

The idea of two people circumnavigating the world for less than the cost of a mid-sized sedan seemed unfathomable, yet it affixed itself to our brains.

A yellow Post-it affixed off the Eastern Seaboard read: Germany.

director general, said that the agreement would "cement the integration of Russia into the world economy" and that it "affixes the W.T.O.

With the roof down, the cumbersome wind baffle — it affixes behind the front seats to reduce wind buffeting — can no longer be stored in the trunk.

On contact, it affixes itself to their head before drilling down into it, and finally exploding.

Be sure it affixes securely to the window, with foam or fabric around the edges to seal out light.