Sentence examples for that could be affixed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sexton said one encounter with the Art Commission came in the late 1980's, when the Department of Sanitation was struggling to come up with a design for street trash canisters that could be affixed so they would not be stolen.

Because commonly used venues for media display such as billboards and public transportation vehicles are absent in rural areas, we reproduced an exact image of a poster (see Fig.  1, panel d) on large car magnets that could be affixed to the door panel of vehicles.

For example, you could glue three faux pearls and a faux diamond together to create a flower that could be affixed atop a bobby pin.

The report describes the stone tools as microliths, thin blades about only an inch long that could be affixed to wood or bone.

Given this, bank insiders say that Zoellick’s goal--with bigger career perches in mind--has been to simply manage the agency in a way that there is no noise or blame that could be ­affixed to him.

Given this, bank insiders say that Zoellick's goal--with bigger career perches in mind--has been to simply manage the agency in a way that there is no noise or blame that could be ­affixed to him.

The drums could be affixed to the platforms using an industrial-size staple gun.

Among the most familiar were Coke's Goldline signs, named for the rails to which individual letters could be affixed.

In households without pigs, the traps were placed 2 10 meters apart, where traps could be affixed.

In these wards, households within the urban area with and without pigs, which enabled sampling and where mosquito traps could be affixed, were included.

The electrode bundle was affixed to a movable microdrive stage that could be lowered in steps of 55 µm when required.