Sentence examples similar to affix to frames from inspiring English sources
The shafts about which the pulleys turn may affix them to frames or blocks, and a combination of pulleys, blocks, and rope or other flexible material is referred to as a block and tackle.
"But one person's decoration is another person's religious symbol," Ms. Talel said, referring to mezuzas, prayer cases that observant Jews affix to their door frames.
On Monday, the police said, Mr. Ubiles set fire to 11 mezuzot — small cases containing Scripture that many Jews affix to their door frames — at a public-housing complex on Taylor Street in Williamsburg's heavily Hasidic South Side.
His head affixed to a frame on an operating table, Meyer grabs at his left arm, struggling to remove the blood-pressure collar.
Anne-Marie Midy is French, and the banquette's silhouette is inspired by park benches from that country, while Jorge Almada's Mexican heritage is evident in the way the saddle leather is affixed to the frame, with belts and tassels.
Ten tidy bunk beds filled the space, the name of each boy who occupied one written on blue tape affixed to the frame.
A miniature self-portrait affixed to the frame reminds viewers that art endures beyond the life of the artist.
Place the pictures inside the frames and affix to the larger sides of the brick.
At 5 p.m. Rabbi Khaimov nailed the final nail into a mezuza, the ritual prayer scroll Jews affix to entranceways, on the synagogue's front door frame.
Like Mr. McGregor-Mento, Mr. Kastan used matting affixed to a metal frame bolted to the wall.
