Sentence examples for actually affixed from inspiring English sources

Plus, I was a chubby kid, so the whole thing was embarrassing, with Mom and Mr. Inseam poking their heads into the dressing room at the crucial moment of sweaty tugging and twisting before the garment was actually affixed onto my body in the proper position.

By way of reinforcements, a strange breed of pasty-looking young men in dark suits – aspiring political insiders, who actually look borderline unemployable – has affixed itself to all three parties.

But as these matrixes come into focus, you realize that her "paint" is actually long strands of thread, affixed to the canvas with a clear gel medium, and that they are the loose ends of delicately stitched images of naked women, repeated across the background like a wallpaper motif.

Mr. Ohlsson began his program with the Sonata No. 26 (Op. 81a), "Les Adieux" — a nickname that, unlike most titles affixed to Beethoven sonatas, the composer actually supplied.

Only later did scholars determine that Qianlong's painting inscribed with odes he had written and affixed with his seals of appreciation was actually a fake.The art of putting ink to paper or silk to render trees, rocks, waters and mountains dates back to the third century AD, and emerged as a distinct genre in China during the Tang dynasty (618-907).

I can practically see a target affixed to her head at this point, actually I saw it last week when she told everyone she should have been sent home instead of Ivy, who she felt wanted it more.

The accessories for Mr. Gurung's show, made by Fenton, included cuffs and large chokers affixed with what appeared on the runway to be scarabs, but were actually small cow skulls as well.

Because these tools are so well-hidden there is no way to simply push or tug on the reader to test for tampering (I actually pull card readers at every ATM I use to see if they are affixed poorly or have been tampered with).

Electrodes were affixed.

was affixed here.

affixed to their names.