Sentence examples for who affixed from inspiring English sources

Each round was then passed to a welder who affixed precut fins, designed to stabilize the rounds in flight.

Predation was so serious in some areas that the catbirds could not replace their numbers for the next generation, according to the researchers, who affixed tiny radio transmitters to the birds to follow them.

Throughout their set, the two brothers, who affixed political pins to their jackets — a Goldwater '64 button and a blue "Say Nope to Dope" button — craftily disguised dense, heavy subject matter in their characteristic deadpan delivery.

Yes, the vaunted "Made in Italy" label often signifies only that the person who affixed it did so within Italy's borders; an awful lot of Italian design goods are made in Eastern Europe nowadays.

We can't say the same for her record company, who affixed stickers to her latest CD, "No Promises," with the news of her audience with the Queen before she even arrived.

Genevieve Angelson, 22, who affixed felt letters that read "Obama '08" onto her red graduation gown, said Mr. Obama's address was one of the most inspiring she had heard.

Who affixes glorious names to acts of Congress -- with words whose initial capital letters spell out a hard-selling acronym?

Not surprisingly, the show includes work by some artists who affix paper or other objects to a two-dimensional surface — the traditional form of collage.

Russia has the "blue buckets," activists who affix plastic sand toys to their cars (or their heads) in a protest against the traffic privileges accorded to government officials, whose cars are equipped with flashing blue lights.

It also is emerging as a serious challenge to Mr. Brown, who has affixed his personal prestige to its passage.

Later, you will also be able to watch video from the day, if you are one of the many on the mountain who have affixed a tiny camera to your helmet.