Sentence examples for affixed to him from inspiring English sources

It was around this time that the Champagne Charlie tag was affixed to him.

HUEY P. NEWTON spent much of his life trying to escape the constricting labels of "hero" and "criminal" affixed to him by both political friends and political enemies.

He is not a minimalist — a label often lazily affixed to him, as to other artists of the era whose deliberate styles register the historical logic of minimalism (a debunking of pictorial rhetoric and illusion) while resisting its impersonality.

This badge is affixed to them by the outside world.

Some locations sell earrings with sharp needles affixed to them.

After persuading one of the women to let him affix to her back the image of a miffed duck, he corralled us all together to take Instagram photos in which he pretended he was, among other random things, a swami in a trance.

He became the loose, dynamic opposite of the large, sober picture of him affixed to the campaign vehicle.

Finally, to tinkling percussion from Mr. Lang, the women arrayed Mr. Vo in a comic headdress; more and more long, skinny balloons, blown up onstage and affixed to the hat, turned him by the end into an Aztec god.

Under a tent, the officer's relatives sat in folding chairs; a framed photo of him was affixed to a chain-link fence that surrounded a nearby home.

Mr. Ortega, 21, appeared in a long white T-shirt and maroon pants, his hands cuffed in front of him and affixed to chains around his waist.

A story is told that the 16th-century pope Adrian VI was highly offended at satirical verses written against him and affixed to Pasquino's statue (a famous repository for lampoons in Rome), but he became a willing target once he realized that his enemies vented otherwise dangerous hostility in this relatively harmless manner.