They are packed to the edges with everything from buckets to vines, which Dial has affixed with industrial sealant and smothered in paint.
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Another is upholstered with hand-printed fabric to which one of Ms. McCartney's associates has affixed beads, fake gems and antique Valentines.
For one thing, there is the errand-running that necessitated the minivan, displaying the hotrod-style flame decals Mr. Zevin has affixed to its sides, which can often be found sitting in the Zevins' driveway.
In other words, if it's your grandmother's strand of cultured pearls, keep it in your carry-on, which you never let out of your sight (and to which you have affixed a luggage tag with your name and phone number, just to be sure).
The runner-up, who called himself The Punter, received a plastic top hat onto which someone had affixed brightly colored cotton balls and a creepy plastic baby doll — but of course!
The couple's great interest was their sons, aged one and almost three, whom Carolyn rocked for hours in a donated chair to which someone had affixed stickers that said "Wassup?" Carolyn had worked in the kitchen of a New Orleans nursing home, and had taken Gus and the toddlers there to weather the storm.
The traditional characterisation involves the use of problematic notions analyticity, necessity, and a priority and also fails to apply to many arguments to which defenders have affixed the label "ontological".
To its sides, she has affixed a minuscule (22-inch-high) diving board of painted bronze, and nearby an equally tiny ladder on which a doll-size swimmer could climb.
