She checked her poncho, affixed two pins to her dress (Comet Ping Pong and Pepe the Frog), and made her way upstairs to the bar.
Throughout their set, the two brothers, who affixed political pins to their jackets — a Goldwater '64 button and a blue "Say Nope to Dope" button — craftily disguised dense, heavy subject matter in their characteristic deadpan delivery.
Throughout their set, the two brothers, who affixed political pins to their jackets a Goldwater '64 button and a blue "Say Nope to Dope" button craftily disguised dense, heavy subject matter in their characteristic deadpan delivery.
On January 10th, Bonnie Watson Coleman, who has served as the U.S. representative from New Jersey's Twelfth Congressional District since 2015 and co-founded the Caucus on Black Women and Girls, e-mailed her colleagues at the C.B.C., inviting them to affix red pins emblazoned with the name Recy onto their clothing on January 30th, the day of Trump's first State of the Union address.
Ms. Rhodes is the designer with the distinction of having affixed safety pins to sexy dresses years before Gianni Versace did, and may be the only one to have dressed both Diana (she eventually made five pieces for her) and Freddie Mercury.
If the axle extends past the frame, you may wish to affix cotter pins or caps to its ends to keep it from slipping out when you launch projectiles.
Mr. Diaz, who was playing the role of Grand Admiral Martio Batch in a "Star Wars" crisis, tucked his grandfather's silver dog tag behind his tie and affixed a pin given to him by the commander at West Point, where he had participated in his first college conference.
Picture hats were set upon pompadour coiffures, affixed with hat pins.
But there have been no pins affixed to the same map since February 2011.
The stripes on some of their uniforms were affixed with safety pins.
