Sentence examples similar to affixed to something from inspiring English sources
He produced a range of homely little talismans, fashioned in wax and cast in silver and bronze, that capture the idiosyncrasy of his line: a gnarled skeleton key ("like the key to the jail cell in some fairy tale"), a chain affixed to a chubby bronze skull ("something the mayor would wear, but with a kind of bling, gangster quality to it").
Affixed to Mother Nature's lower back is something resembling a wall sconce from the baroque collection at Restoration Hardware.
Sporadically, as on the jabbing title track, the quartet hint at something more alluring, their energy affixed to stadium-size new wave.
Thousands found something else: large interactive screens affixed to a classroom wall, known in playground lingo as "Smart boards".
In truth, Calatrava's cubes are imperfect: in order to make the form appear to spiral upward, the floor plan on each level looks something like a square with a small triangle affixed to one corner.
Unlike royal wax seals affixed to letters — signs that the contents were authentic and private — modern stamps are signs of something being enacted in public.
fuel — affixed to the back.
Label affixed to verso: 49.
Typically, the chips are affixed to shoelaces.
