Sentence examples for append something from inspiring English sources

But I immediately append something I know abundantly from my clinical experience: Two people can eat about the same, and exercise about the same, and one gets fat and the other stays thin.

I also wish the inappropriately dreary, subtitle-ish title had been appended to something more pithy: "Enter, Fleeing," perhaps, a frequent Shakespearean stage direction that set Walter Benjamin musing profitably, as Garber notes.

They have a sense that something happened, and they append details in the way a bird builds a nest: pieces from here and there that fit together.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 27, 2012 A quick note on "Lincoln" — to append to those from my colleagues David Denby, Adam Gopnik, Richard Brody, and Anthony Lane — about something that does and doesn't appear in the movie Steven Spielberg directed: the Gettysburg Address.

If I was writing that last sentence on an iPhone, I might append a smiley face with sunglasses on, which – to me – means something like "cheeky bit of sarcasm", not "good job", as it apparently does to Mr Osborne.

There's something special about objects, a value which doesn't append the music, but is conjured in conjunction with it.

As an example, you could set the completion append character to a slash when completing the name of a directory, a space when you know the user will want to write another argument, or #\nul to avoid appending when a user might want to write something directly after the completion, such as punctuation or an extension of a word.

Simply propose a word and append the #tnyquestion hashtag.

So was able to append that to his Record.

Generate harmony and append xml to it.

Because the comment I tried to append there got lost in cyberspace, doubtless due to my being digitally all thumbs (remember when "digital" referred to fingers?), it seems better to say something more about the movie here and to add a couple of words about some general principles.