Sentence examples for found affixed from inspiring English sources

Two aluminium pans were also found affixed as covers to the lights beneath each flag.

Zebra mussels, for example, reproduce so quickly, are so hardy, and (for a mussel) are so aggressive as many as 10,000 have been found affixed to the shell of one native mussel that they suppress native mussels' movement, feeding, and reproductive behavior.

Let's put it this way: Nicki went to a Toys RR Us, gathered up all the brightly colored toys she could find, affixed them to her body and then topped off the look with hair and jewelry inspired by a variety of tasty desserts.

On Saturday, many residents arrived for another day of cleanup and repairs to find a new notice affixed to their front doors, one that announced that they had incurred a building violation for "failure to maintain building or apparatus".

Colonies are also found similarly affixed to other surfaces, such as underwater rock outcroppings, ship hulls and docks.

Some structures have found objects affixed to them; painted with dots or murals; thoughts and messages abound.

By H. Romm and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, August 9, 1947 P. 16 A local matron ordered a summer dress at Arnold Constable some weeks ago, and when it got to her home, she found two labels affixed to it.

The capable lefty Rick Honeycutt, while with the Mariners in 1980, was excused for a term after an ump found a thumbtack affixed to his mitt (legend has it that he began to bleed on the mound after absent-mindedly wiping sweat from his forehead).

In a typical European language, the lexical sense resides primarily in the stem and the grammatical information is found in affixes: washed from the stem wash- and the past tense marker -ed, and washer from the stem wash- and the agent-suffix -er.

A group of people wake up to find demolition notices affixed to their homes.

In "Crazy Glue," a couple fight about how well Superglue works; later, the man comes home to find his wife affixed to the ceiling.