Sentence examples for had appended from inspiring English sources
As of Monday morning, The Times had appended two corrections to the article.
At the bottom of the e-mail, Banksy had appended a file.
Each had appended a comment — Mr. Netanyahu ("I saw today a picture of a bleeding Israeli baby. Hamas deliberately targets our children").
In fact, a couple of the American judges had appended "concurring" comments in which they slightly outdid their colleagues in their support for religious bodies' autonomy.
By late afternoon, The New Yorker had appended an editor's note to all five posts Mr. Lehrer has written since he began blogging for the magazine on June 5, noting the borrowings and saying "We regret duplication of material".
House Republicans had appended unrelated provisions to the bill – involving, for instance, abortion restrictions and the Confederate flag – and Senate Democrats refused to pass it in its altered form.
And some presidents have appended "so help me God" to the standard text.
He has appended a miniplay of his own that depicts Chekhov on his deathbed in 1904 at 44.
At the least, he said, I should have appended a note "explaining the difference between a news story and a column of opinion".
At the very least, the makers of Pandaemonium should have appended a disclaimer to the opening credits: "This Film Will Seriously Injure Your Examination Prospects".
The emperor's daughter has been born with a terrible affliction, to which palace sawbones have appended the acronym SARS—or, to give it its full name, Severe Atypical Reeking Syndrome.
