Sentence examples for affixed idea from inspiring English sources
And the affixed idea about it will definitely cause you a great deal of suffering.
On "transformation," the label that has been affixed to the idea of overhauling the country's military, Mr. Rumsfeld said: "When they see that word, there's a tendency to think that you go from this to something different.
Through much of classical music's history, the titles of secular instrumental works were usually just formal descriptions (symphony, quartet, concerto), and when titles were affixed ("Moonlight," for example) they were usually a publisher's idea.
When one of the owners, 33-year-old Eoin Foyle, learned of the connection between Portofino and the case before the Supreme Court, he said he liked the idea of affixing a historical plaque somewhere.
Just as the films act as a visible transcription of the passing of time, so the sculptures, affixed or simply leaning against the walls, represent a material translation of an idea.
Another idea that works well is the installation of 8' or 10' vinyl gutters affixed to the fences, gates and/or sides of your buildings such that you can grain them with only one layer of grain or pellets, reducing the chance for the animals to gobble up too much food too quickly and choke.
So Collins and Bodow set the idea aside, though an aluminum thermos flask, to which googly eyes have been affixed, does make a cameo appearance in "Gatz" — Carraway pours tea out of it in Chapter 5. Collins founded Elevator Repair Service in 1991, soon after he graduated from Yale.
Redfield had the brilliant idea of using the station's green screen to his benefit, wearing a green outfit with a plastic skeleton affixed to it.
