There the brash comedian SANDRA BERNHARD will once again affix her gimlet eye on the ups and downs of the past year in a performance to include her usual fearlessly outspoken — and sidesplitting — talk, along with some rowdy rock with her band, the Rebellious Jezebels.
If needed, you may once again affix the anti-roll bar if you removed it earlier.
If you think it couldn't get any worse than having one of these ghastly creatures affix itself to your intestinal wall, think again.
Now you can experience those photographs all over again... but bigger, not affixed to the wall with duct tape, and not for you to delicately caress after being emotionally overwhelmed by their artistic power (seriously, don't touch them! They're expensive!).
Sections were washed again and a coverslip was affixed with mounting medium containing DAPI (4´,6-diamidino-2-phenylindole).
Mr. Smith, in a volunteer effort to which he has given thousands of hours, has caught some of them, affixed tracking devices to them and let them go again.
Even if Harper won again, many of those staff didn't want to affix themselves to the lumbering Voltron that the Harper government had become.
After this week's concert, the LEDs that were affixed to each prism by hand will come down, and the Triforium will again go silent and dark.
Puma, too, is once again linking its brand with a vanguard fashion house, authorizing Fake London to affix the Puma logo to the Fake London Genius line of street-and-club-ready sweats and tracksuits.
A man looking over some pipes at a shop on Fifth Avenue the other day read the following memo affixed to the counter under the salesman's elbow: Heigh Ho--Here We Go Again Xmas 1964 Please Note As Of Monday 1.
By Donald Stewart and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, December 12 , 1964P. 49 A man looking over some pipes at a shop on Fifth Avenue the other day read the following memo affixed to the counter under the salesman's elbow: Heigh Ho--Here We Go Again Xmas 1964 Please Note As Of Monday 1.
