But stylishness is a slippery crown to keep affixed to one's poised head.
He had grown up in Cleveland in the Nap Lajoie Addie Joss era, but he was too smart to try to interpose his passion for the Indians on his son's idolatrous attachment to the Yankees and the Giants, any more than he would have allowed himself to smile at the four or five Roosevelt-Garner buttons I kept affixed to my windbreaker (above my knickers) in the weeks before Election Day in 1932.
Seen rarely by most Japanese, he keeps busy affixing his seal to official documents, consulting occasionally with officials, and indulging his passion for marine biology.
In wind, he said, they keep the flag affixed to the coffin.
Companies keep trying to affix touchscreens to our refrigerators and develop more infomercial-friendly variations of the blender, but the kitchen still remains a relatively low-tech sanctuary.
If you need to keep a cable affixed to a surface for easy access, consider a six-pack of iGotTech Cable Clips.
Meanwhile, the efforts to keep that ceiling firmly affixed in place are continuing today, with a new Clinton ad campaign.
Not only do Detroit's proud residents take offense at the national media's use of their city's name as a synonym for the American auto industry; it also makes no sense to keep the label "Detroit" affixed to corporations that have long since been transformed by suburbanization, global outsourcing of production, and transnational mergers and acquisitions.
Clinton kept a smile affixed, and waved to well-wishers, but this was no Girl Scouts parade.
Crews have also kept bright lights affixed on the hillside for better monitoring.
I see a big "beautiful" smile of relief, which keeps my eyes affixed to a pretty smiling face, not white tennis shoes, of these hard-working ladies of Los Angeles.
