Sentence examples for appended to something from inspiring English sources

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.

"There's a kind of a self-correcting element to the system," says Dale. "If someone says something inappropriate or offensive, there are often comments and debate appended to the original post which serve to change its effect from something unhelpful.

The adjective "American" appended to a word in a movie title always implies something with instant design-classic status, gorgeously laced with irony and modernity.

A disclosure was appended to the Snow Leopard column online.

These were appended to the original legislation in an annex.

At the moment it is appended to the Business Secretary and it is too big a department to append".

Too often, he said, turrets appear to be appended to houses without proper attention to proportion.

The next day it was appended to the prosecutor's report.

The corrective notes will be appended to the affected articles in The Times's online databases.

Appended to it was a message of acid charm: "My sincere apologies Karius.

Appended to the menu is a page with small-print disquisitions on each cheese.