Sentence examples for affixed to its from inspiring English sources

The Brooklyn Philharmonic has been giving titles to its concerts in recent years, and the name it affixed to its concert on Saturday evening was "1899".

Sheathed in pigskin and wood, it has a metal ring affixed to its cover with which it was chained to a shelf to discourage theft.

In order to save battery life, a weight is affixed to its nose so that it dives.

It is a long stick with a grabbing device affixed to its end, and for generations of hapless subway riders, it has acted as the Excalibur for the subway's knights in shining armor: the track workers in yellow vests who travel around the system retrieving items from the tracks.

THE CONFEDERATE battle flag in Columbia, S.C., did not fly at half-staff in the wake of last week's tragedy in Charleston because it could not: The flag is permanently affixed to its pole on a war memorial, just steps from the capitol.

Carleeta takes a wallaby's incisor tooth, affixed to its jawbone, out of her dilly bag and shows how it is used to pierce shells for necklacing.

He became associated with the radical cause by London political figures in part because, as Massachusetts speaker, his signature was affixed to all of its petitions.

There a particular business was prohibited which was not affixed to or dependent upon its locality; it could be conducted elsewhere.

Okrent, a veteran of two previous Obama campaigns — 2004 and 2008 — was a beloved figure here, and many of the Post-its affixed to the shrine were in the vein of "Win It for Alex".

It began to obsess him: the notion of it being permanently affixed to a bridge in Paris, its physical presence having outlasted the human relationship it was meant to represent.

It takes the sting out of Jem's having been caught with a lads' magazine featuring women with "Bazooka City" Post-its affixed to their breasts.