Sentence examples for Who appended from inspiring English sources

According to her biographer Baldinucci (who appended her life to that of her father), she painted many portraits and quickly surpassed her father's fame.

Kim Fredenburgh, a violist, was one of several musicians who appended handwritten messages to a letter, and her comments typified those of her colleagues.

As one commenter — who appended a symbol depicting an unhappy face — noted on the PBS Facebook page, "I don't recall the Original Neighborhood of Make-Believe requiring Flash," referring to the computer animation software.

Ditto Thomas Rhett, who appended a bit of the rapper J-Kwon's club classic "Tipsy" to his song "All-American Middle Class White Boy".

"Not content with your personal data, Google now wants your home data by buying Nest," read a Tweet by Irene Ng. "So basically Google will know when homeowner is away, when they've had a fire & what the power bill is?" Tweeted Brian Makas, who appended the hashtag #creepy to his comment.

One thing that has added to China's popularity throughout the continent is that, unlike the Western helpers who append a miscellany of irksome conditions, the Chinese say they will not interfere in Africa's politics.

We use the concise presentation of Henderson and Quandt [[40], p. 316], who append the following constraints to the problem given by Equation 1: F j = h j G j, h j ≠ λ, h j ≠ 0 (3).

But Eliot was "a great if tendentious poet," Bloom concedes, indeed the model poeta doctus, trained in philosophy, adept at languages and also an exemplary modernist, who by sardonically appending endnotes to "The Waste Land" anticipated later critical excursions, Bloom's included, into intertextuality, the web of connections linking one poem to another.