Sentence examples for tagging on from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of tag on
And because the museum wants you to "roam," as it says on its Web site (brooklynmuseum.org), you get "bonus points" for "tagging on more than one floor".
The negative effect of epitope tagging on PEDF is likely one of the reasons that PEDF receptors are difficult to identify.
Chevy, Cadillac, Ford & Plymouth are the ones that you will be tagging on the "domestic" side.
The MP for Banff and Buchan at the time, one Mr Alex Salmond, sought to amend the motion by tagging on the line, "... as a new Labour Party candidate".
It's like tagging on a subway.
Tagging on the sales tax will only encourage more illegal activities… Forget about downloading movies.
"In the five years we've been tagging on the Cape, we've tagged thirty-eight sharks altogether, using all three kinds of tags," he went on.
It sounded like outrageous with advantages tagged on.
It came with graffiti tagged on the side "Quanni Cannonz".
Do not tag on peoples' houses.
Do not tag on civilian cars.
