Asked about the plans yesterday, Mr. Zupanchich said he could not recall the details but that he would not as a rule hang duct work from a plaster ceiling and instead would affix it to structural elements, like a steel beam or a concrete floor.
In holding that the manufacturer was liable to General Electric, the court suggested that a consumer might reasonably conclude that General Electric — as a profit-maximizing manufacturer of products for the family homestead — would affix the same logo to a dildo that it uses for a refrigerator.
("If there was a surgical enhancement that would affix a look of permanent attentiveness to her face, Anna would seriously consider it").
Neither company would affix a dollar amount to the deal, but Verizon has said that if demand warrants, it will spend up to $2 billion by the end of next year updating its network with Internet-based technology.
I certainly would affix that grade to such inexcusably deficient work.
On the back of the door his team would affix pieces of paper with snippets of conversation they heard from people who walked by: "Those people are weird, don't go in there" or "That's the secret sauce".
Moran further advised the FBI agents that he would affix to the "duped" copies title labels for the copyrighted motion pictures and a copy of the FBI copyright warning label commonly found on video cassette tapes.
In the late seventies, Schnabel began to attract notice with his "plate" paintings — he would affix a thick encrustation of crockery to the canvas before starting to paint — and the creased and patched tarpaulin is evidently another expression of his disinclination to start with a blank canvas (or, in Lawson's terms, to be original).
To court new users, its new branding initiative includes doing away with the bulky, furry mustaches drivers would affix to the front of their cars and introducing a new, more portable "glowstache" so passengers know they're getting into a Lyft.
"Later, Jimmy would affix a "L8 NITE" vanity license plate to his first car, an Isuzu I-Mark.
Defying factory rules, operatives would affix verses to their spinning frames, "to train their memories," and pin up mathematical problems in the rooms where they worked.
