Sentence examples for appended to those from inspiring English sources

I asked Corbett for the examples of Kouwe's plagiarism and suggested that editors' notes be appended to those articles on the Web site and in The Times's electronic archives.

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.

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".

per node is appended to the existing 7-d.o.f.

The result is appended to the list.

Indeed even those who have been critical of this definition consider it to be an important advance over a conception of pain that the Note, appended to the main definition, warns against.

In those columns where plagiarism has been found, a For the Record specifying the details will be appended to the piece.

Though it hardly appears to have been necessary, a note appended to the printed article said its views "are the author's own and do not represent those of the Los Alamos National Laboratory".

A new bank transaction will only be appended to the current statement, just as a new Bitcoin transaction will only be appended to the current block.