Sentence examples for tags tied from inspiring English sources

Those that had already been identified had tatty paper ID tags tied on to their toes.

The pieces Disney didn't buy still have price tags tied around their necks.

Twice a year, a dogwood blooms across from Giacometti's "Monumental Head" in the Hirshhorn Museum's Sculpture Garden — first with the white flowers of spring, then with thousands of white tags tied with white string.

I took my choices back to my work area and picked up the clippers we had been given, our names printed on small tags tied to the handles with string.

Remarks: In: Mem Mus Comp Zool 19 62, pl 5 fig 3. 3 exs. of original lot to USNM 120285. 1 immature male (38 mm SL), 1 adult female (51 mm SL) and 8 immatures 14-200 mm SL); tin tag tied to caudal peduncle of female removed by R.R. Miller 9 Dec 1973.

Placed by assorted anti-smoking groups, the adverts show a corpse with a price tag tied to a big toe saying, "$1,227, [£860] that's how much a study sponsored by Philip Morris said the Czech Republic saves on healthcare, pensions and housing every time a smoker dies".

The tags are tied to each person's wine glass (instead of glass identifiers) and act as a great conversation starter.

A tag is tied carefully around her toe.

At the end of the commercial, a tag line tied it all back to the bank: "You've got a long way to go.

We also used a "button technique" in which a modified Floy tag was tied to the stainless steel loop and attached externally with a nylon head into the ventral muscle from the outside of the fish (n = 226).

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