Sentence examples for an appendage to from inspiring English sources

But Carnival isn't an appendage to Trinidadian life, it is the culmination of Trinidadian life.

Brilliant media relations are not an appendage to good government: they are essential to it.

I am not now and never have been an appendage to a husband.

Three women have been lieutenant governor, a position that is but an appendage to the chief executive.

The unit can be an appendage to an urban project and then be gradually integrated into municipal services.

She appears, if at all, as "McCain-Palin," merely an appendage to the Republican nominee for president.

In the interim she has also been converted into a maid, a humble appendage to a series of Arab families.

In derived lineages, this was coupled with the evolution of the "bend and zipper" process of head capsule formation [ 78] led to the sense organs being situated dorsally, The chelicerate lineage saw the deutocerebral appendage transformed from an antenniform appendage to a raptorial appendage, which was gradually transformed into a chelicera.

Still, there's been enough growth that Sonoma is no longer an easy appendage to a weekend trip to Napa.

However, a state Attorney General is more than a mere appendage to a Governor's office.

At a news conference, Lord Robertson described a proposed appendage to NATO, a "Russia-North Atlantic Council," in which Russia would hold equal status with NATO's 19 permanent members "on occasion, perhaps on specific subjects".