Sentence examples for appending the from inspiring English sources

Can we, for example, still see the word "benefits" without inwardly automatically appending the word "scroungers"?

The defiance apparently came in appending the name Ai Weiwei below the blank space.

With the deadline nearing, the students told Mr. Tschirhart that appending the information to the e-mail might work.

By appending the word "culture" to an observation, you somehow promote it from a description to an explanation.

■ Nine days ago the Huffington Post announced it would be appending the following to every story it published in America that mentioned the reviled Donald.

True, the village of Middleton there distinguishes itself from the 53 plain Middletons known to the Ordnance Survey by appending the words "in-Teesdale".

It chose Lenovo as a distinctly non-Chinese name, appending the first syllable of "legend" to the Latin word "novo," meaning new or innovative.

Riverhead Books, perhaps uncomfortable with such brevity, has doubled the length by appending the French original to Barbara Bray's lucid English version.

That was accomplished by appending the product-focused words and phrases to the end of each spot, matching them to the rap's plot.

For what is understood to be a £20m, four-year arrangement, they have been allowed to retain their traditional stadium name of Murrayfield, merely appending the prefix BT.

The account also makes light of the hazards of the lazy practice of appending the letter "o" to every word to Spanglicize it (powerado, resourcero, turnouto de voto).