Sentence examples for affixed with the from inspiring English sources
One-eighth ounce bottles of Tabasco are also affixed with the presidential seal and provided on Air Force One.
Almost 18 years later, the wooden box, affixed with the Beaconsfield Golf Club insignia, is arranged so it grabs Lidback's attention when she walks into her trophy room.
Every other rooftop in Mianhua Hutong, where I live, seems to be affixed with the winding tubing of a solar-water heater.
It all began in 1906 when a former dye salesman named Sam Sorenson set himself up in a one-room office in Plainfield, N.J., and began funneling a powdered coal-tar derivative into bottles affixed with the label "Cachoo".
In its gray bulk and solemn presentation ("an investigation by Times journalists has found... .....), it resembled one of those multi-bylined "special reports" that Dave Barry once remarked ought to come affixed with the label "Caution!
At the Museum and Dead Things, you can see some the most freaky taxidermy animal hybrids ever created, such as a mongoose affixed with the wings of a hawk.
Vertical electro-oculogram (vEOG) was recorded from four electrodes: two bipolar electrodes were placed directly beneath the left and right eyes and affixed with tape, while the two electrodes placed above the right and left eye were included within the electrode cap.
There's just one twist: the barrels are affixed with a ginger label, reminding the viewer that the chemicals about to board the aircraft may have been Agent Orange, an herbicide used in the Vietnam War that was liberally sprayed over the forest to remove cover for guerrilla fighters.
He and an assistant would drive two trucks in tandem through the tunnel at night — one truck equipped to squirt 1,500 gallons of liquid soap against the walls, the other affixed with large nylon brushes that swabbed the sudsy surface.
The catheter was affixed with skin adhesive along the patient's back.
Two small pieces of plastic were affixed with nail polish to the underside of the plastic mount on either side of the thorax, such that the legs were forced into a forward-facing position.
