Sentence examples for or affixed from inspiring English sources

Prickly, frozen, cramped, numb: my feet ache as if they were tightly bound in plastic wrap or affixed on cardboard, or I don't feel them at all.

These employees supposedly neglected to follow due process or affixed the signature of managers to paperwork that, contrary to law, the managers never read.

Such labels, where practicable, may be required by the Commission to be permanently marked on or affixed to any such consumer product.

Among the teeming metal objects hammered in or affixed to this piece of American white oak, carved to resemble a torso, are hinges, locks, keys, fans and stray pieces of wire.

His first works, indebted to Magritte and the local Surrealist tradition, redeployed household objects, such as an armoire or a suitcase, which he filled or affixed with the shells of eggs or mussels.

In the 17th and 18th centuries such models either suspended, rested on a stand, or affixed to a handle were used to show the difference between the Ptolemaic theory of a central Earth and the Copernican theory of a central Sun.

It doesn't give them problems to solve or traits to exemplify or affix moral values to their successes or failures.

In machine bookbinding, casing-in, or affixing the book into its cover (case), is done entirely by semiautomatic or fully automatic machines.

Instead, researchers have clocked the maximum speeds of various animals by chasing them in cars or affixing sensors to their bodies when they are hunting or being hunted.

It is unlawful, the city's administrative code says, for anyone to "attach or affix by any means whatsoever any handbill, poster, notice, sign" on lampposts, traffic signs and poles or "other such item or structure in any street".

It is unlawful, the city's administrative code says, for anyone to "attach or affix by any means whatsoever any handbill, poster, notice, sign" on lampposts, traffic signs and sign poles or "other such item or structure in any street".