Sentence examples for mounted from inspiring English sources
The word "mounted" is correct and is commonly used in written English
It is a verb which means to attach something onto a wall, typically for decoration or for storage. For example, "I mounted the trophy on the wall to show off my award".
Police trucks with mounted water cannon watch over "freedom square", the name given to an open field in downtown Harare by MDC supporters who held what was described as the country's biggest ever election rally there.
Walker and Jindal mounted sharp attacks on the Republican congressional leadership, who, they warned, are on the verge of backing down in a high-stakes play on Capitol Hill to block immigration reform.
The iPhone can be controlled via voice, or through the car's native touchscreen interface mounted in the dashboard or with traditional buttons including those mounted on the steering wheel.
It was a worthy company, but nothing like the organisation that has just mounted a superb production of Die Meistersinger in its large theatre with first-rate acoustics which can accommodate their fine orchestra.
He said it would continue to battle against the plans and warned against a campaign being mounted by those in favour of the package.
His fiercest critics on Labour's left then mounted a concerted campaign last week to force him out, which saw two MSPs resign from the Holyrood party's front bench, and direct attacks on his leadership from critics in Unite, Unison and Aslef, as well as his closest rival for the leadership, Neil Findlay.
The first abiding myth is that the miners' leadership faced a choice between a negotiated compromise and the all-or-nothing resistance they mounted.
At a recent exhibition of new work in London he unveiled pink marble vaginas and gold wall-mounted vaginas.
But as wearable computers and head-mounted displays become smaller and sleeker, there is less and less need to look or even act like a geek.
Mann has looked like a cyborg for two decades, having built a head-mounted computer device as a high school student in the 1970s.
A team spent nine days with backpack-mounted cameras mapping Gombe national park, where primatologist Jane Goodall made her ground-breaking discovery over 50 years ago of chimps not just using but making tools.
