Sentence examples for appends from inspiring English sources

As a result, Basque is generally characterized as a suffixing language; that is, it appends suffixes to words.

To sign a message which may not even need to be kept secret A encrypts the digest with the secret e, which he appends to the message.

A YouTube critic appends a Miltonic outcry ("Areopagitica" Milton, not "Paradise Lost Miltonn): Stop fucking deleting this youtube and whatever record company this belongs to!

("As for Alaskan and Hawaiian women," he appends, "I really have no feelings either way").

A friend voices her opinion, maybe as favorable as yours, but appends a qualifier: "I like them, but will they be around in ten years?" You may feel compelled to defend whomever it is you're talking about, covering the present moment and the future with your positive take.

Are you married, may I ask?" To which he appends three exclamation points and the remark "Really a beautiful old man".

It was viewed millions of times - as was a back-up tweet - and its details, prior to the addition of the appended statement, were repeated by hundreds of media outlets across the world.

With the film going on general release, the restorers have appended a short video introduction and epilogue that outline the issues involved.

Two other labels often appended to Murphy's name are "teetotal" and "vegetarian".

In its latest manifestation, a line has been appended saying: "This story has been updated to reflect the fact that figures include total migrant worker deaths in Qatar, not just World Cup-related deaths".

I keep hearing Jon Lovitz's voice appending "Yeeeah, that's the ticket".9 04: A couple of us are here in Invesco Stadium, which is just a bit bananas.