Sentence examples for get affixed to from inspiring English sources

Holmes: Labels get affixed to people for saying "the wrong thing".

The last thing I'll say by way of salvaging my metaphor is that the red and blue paint sprayed on fences are actually two different sets of small chemical adjuncts that get affixed to histones.

Sell ratings, rare enough on Wall Street, almost never get affixed to a company rated "buy" before an interim stop at "hold" or "market perform," investors said.

He said numbers just got affixed to each candidate.

Licensed out, the Trump name gets affixed to buildings and businesses that he doesn't own, let alone run.

The mark of personality that gets affixed to a work, the name or names of its creators, is no banner but the very mark of artistic consciousness.

[8] But how does the label get affixed in the first place?

"I saw the play twice before I was involved in the movie project," Baetens, who sings in the film and spent hours getting tattoos affixed to her body for the role, said.

This year, winners will be able to get their nameplates affixed to their Oscars at the gala governors ball straight after the ceremony.

On No. 20, Manuscript of "The New Colossus," the writer Emma Lazarus was not a descendant of Alexander Hamilton.It was a friend who helped get the poem affixed to the Statue of Liberty pedestal, Georgina Schuyler, who was descended from Hamilton.On No. 36, Checker Taxicab, the cabs came in all colors until 1970, not 1967.(It was in the 1960s that it was decided the color would change).

He may just be repeating things someone told him to say, but the lesson of the 70's is clear: without financial stability you can't get anything else done". Affixed to Mr. Grossman's office door is a small plaque quoting Eleanor Roosevelt: "No one can make you feel inferior without your consent". Conversely, Mr. Grossman says he is willing to give credit where credit is due.