Ordinarily, the etching would have been fastened to its easel.
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We are sick with fear and fastened to a dying animal.
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Which is to say, the band was fastened to the watch.
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His hands are fastened to a headboard with white silk. Class.
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Using a power drill, a remote tracking sensor is fastened to their fin.
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Fastened to the body, the exercise devices have a unique proximity as witnesses.
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Hang your laundry up to dry with a huge pink dildo fastened to yourself.
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During the attack, Loeb was handcuffed and chained to an eyebolt fastened to the floor.
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Paddlers wore hooded jackets, made from animal intestines that were fastened to the kayak's hatches.
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"We emphasize to customers that they must be fastened to a wall," Ms. Xian said.
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Sick with fear and fastened to a dying animal, we know not what we are.
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Unusually strong January winds shredded netting fastened to razor-wire-topped fencing around the court.
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"I'm too old to rush," Keegan said, shaving in a mirror fastened to a tree branch.
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We have two lateral support floats called "amas" fastened to both sides of the main hull.
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Never say never—before you know it, you could find yourself detachably fastened to the fastening rail.
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The waitresses, called bunnies, were trussed in brief satin suits with cotton fluffs fastened to their derrières.
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Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the flag is flown.
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Life preservers were fastened to the railings around the field, lest a player tumble into the sea.
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Other doorbells, like Ring, are fastened to their mounts using propriety security screws as a deterrent against theft.
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In place of a regular glovebox, the V12 Speedster gets a removable leather bag fastened to the dash.
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To enter Samuji, I push on a rough-cut piece of Finnish granite fastened to the door bar.
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Mr. Zeitlin, who turned 80 last month, has always kept his crisp, rich harmonies fastened to crisscrossing cadences.
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She imagines the bird not hung around the mariner's neck but fastened to the bow of his boat.
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It wasn't a conscious thing—she just seemed to feel uncomfortable when her eyes weren't fastened to a page.
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Petrucci is a world champion slackliner, performing on a thin strap of nylon or polyester fastened to palm trees.
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The way the seat fastened to the toilet left about half an inch of wiggle from side to side.
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A spokesman said the trailers were fastened to the railcars with metal rods, a system in use across Europe.
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And if you prefer bottled beverages, the cooler also comes with a sturdy steel bottle opener fastened to the front.
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Belts like this can come in multiple forms, with single bottle designs, or with multiple bottles fastened to the belt.
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The final touch was an ornate hairpiece, made up of delicate wire and fabric cherry blossoms, fastened to my head.
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The scene was captured by Ms. Gates's dog, Buddy, who was wearing a camera that Mr. Geula had fastened to him.
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A multitiered stage weighing almost a quarter-million pounds hung from hundreds of cables fastened to the roof of the stadium.
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FAST ICE, elsewhere in the grid, refers to ice that's fastened to a coastline and held in place, not fast-moving.
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Accessories included wrap-around sunglasses fastened to the head with soft fabric and big shopper leather bags carried folded in the hand.
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After careful preparations, Franky Zapata took off from the French coastal town of Sangatte fastened to the small flying platform he designed.
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She pointed out that the real rocks, gathered from different continents, would remain securely fastened to the structure, even in high winds.
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For now women fighters will continue to fistfight the old-fashioned way: with a giant, blinding delusion fastened to their vulnerable heads.
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I wanted McNeil to keep me in Gariseb, fastened to these poignant conflicts of interest and character, as she so surely could.
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The finished devices look like mechanical flowers and are fastened to trees high up in the canopy, often up to 150 feet.
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There is—or was—also a Tiki bar attached to the restaurant, fastened to the main building and suspended atop a body of water.
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On College Basketball HOUSTON — Daniel Ochefu, Villanova's senior forward, learned the game before there were nylon nets, when peach baskets were fastened to trees.
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For those who want to mine daily life for their art, a second job becomes an umbilical cord fastened to something vast and breathing.
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Launch yourself off a mountaintop with just a few running steps, a harness fastened to your tandem paragliding instructor and perhaps a quick prayer.
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The new work from Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan features a real banana fastened to a white wall using a single strip of duct-tape.
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We're told the camera was fastened to a cable, but slipped off ... sending the camera and pieces of its rigging plummeting into the crowd.
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Razer's newest attempt at breaking into the microphone market for streamers is the Razer Seiren X, a USB microphone that's mechanically fastened to dampen vibrations.
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"They made me lie down, I was fastened to the snow bike, and I had the best time watching the snow-covered mountains," she laughs.
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Akayed Ullah, 27, was in police custody after he was injured by a pipe bomb he fastened to his torso with Velcro and zip ties.
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Varying from glittery bows to classic pearls, sets can be fastened to shoes' vamps, collars (sides) or counters (backs), and retail for $8 to $20.
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Howard Coshak, another Sarasota rally attendee, arrived clutching a Rubio bumper sticker to go along with the Rubio sticker and pin fastened to his shirt.
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It is not thought that the drugs were intentionally attached to the sea creature but rather that it swam into the ropes fastened to the cocaine.
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Make sure your Apple Watch is securely fastened to your wrist, and press and hold the digital crown, located on the right side of the watch.
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This time she brought a miniature video camera fastened to a pair of glasses that she hung from the neckline of her dress, Mr. Mariani said.
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When he spoke with his attorney in jail, he was put in leg irons, handcuffs, and waist chains fastened to an eyebolt in the concrete floor.
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After nine hungover hours fastened to my sofa this weekend, covered in cookie crumbs, I can safely say from my cultural high-ground: I hate Nancy Wheeler.
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Many of them—cigarettes in their mouths, Kalashnikovs on their backs, and grenades fastened to the sashes around their waists—looked no older than sixteen or seventeen.
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"We're not criminals," he said at his lawyer's office, while puffing from a Juul he kept in a black leather pouch fastened to a chain around his neck.
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The tarp was wrapped with gray duct tape and the man's legs were tied with an orange electrical cord, which was fastened to a cinder block, the police said.
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During routine maintenance at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, the Air Force detected "corrosion exceeding technical limits" where the carbon fiber exterior panel is fastened to the aluminum airframe.
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The biggest technical hurdle involves increasing the length of the turbine blades without putting too much strain on the structure which is built on a platform fastened to the seabed.
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Marian Goodman is showing the exquisitely pastel pods of the sculptor Nairy Baghramian, each fastened to the floor or wall by a black stem, creating a delicious distortion of scale.
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The laser, fastened to the side of the bus, is pointed down at the floor, measuring how far the bus has moved in any particular direction, then recreating it on Mars' surface.
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Meanwhile, park rangers were investigating the apparent theft over the weekend of a small round sign for the Ahwahnee Hotel, formerly fastened to a stone pillar on the entrance to the lodge.
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A style that features black netting fastened to black pipes runs $18 a foot, while a so-called game fence, with 6-by-6-inch wire mesh panels, costs $22 a foot.
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The most recent death was in May, when a 2-year-old boy from California who became trapped by an IKEA Malm three-drawer chest that was not fastened to the wall.
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Last year, the Pentagon stopped accepting F-35s for 30 days after discovering corrosion where panels were fastened to the airframe, an issue that affected more than 200 of the stealthy jets.
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During routine maintenance at Hill Air Force Base in Utah last year, the Air Force detected "corrosion exceeding technical limits," where the carbon fiber exterior panel is fastened to the aluminum airframe.
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Eventually, by the grace of some miracle (and a nine-foot board), I popped up, stayed up, and rode a wave into shore, goofy grin fastened to my face like a barnacle.
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When it landed atop a tarp that was fastened to the side of the building, the boys exchanged giddy confused looks: Why had the ball landed there instead of on the ground?
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Described as 100 percent natural, artisanal, and "hand-harvested," it's pretty much just a small, flattened turd fastened to a little orange card with a scornful message pointing out the recipient's shitty ways.
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Fastened to a person's body, the devices have a unique front-row seat to their hosts' lives, inadvertently documenting both mundane and perilous encounters as they record heartbeats, sleeping patterns and physical exertion.
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All the seats (plastic webbed ones fastened to the sides of the plane) were taken, so I flew to Qui Nhon sitting on a truck fender in the belly of a C-130.
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Georgian performance artist David Datuna isn't sorry he ate the infamous banana that was fastened to a wall with duct tape and sold to a private collector for $120,000 at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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During the second translocation from the north to the south of Murchison, in August 2017, new solar-powered trackers were fastened to the enforced migrants' ossicones, so that their movements could be followed by satellite.
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The CPSC says to stop using the dressers if they're not fastened to the wall and to contact Ikea to either get a refund or a free kit that will help you attach the dresser.
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The collages are literally just hanging barely fastened to the black velvet, and I had those works purposely framed without glass so you could get a sense of the three-dimensional quality and their delicacy.
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In an interview near his campaign bus, a "Ditch Mitch" banner fastened to the front, Mr. Brooks even found a way to invoke Mr. McConnell when pressed about Mr. Trump's decision to endorse Mr. Strange.
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He walked in with a handful of books under his arm and emerged, an hour later, with three sets of handcuffs fastened to his wrists (they were linked in order to stretch across his back).
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Contestants scramble to match colored candies while floating in the air with a harness, riding a makeshift crane and using a giant pole, and while fastened to a teammate with a rigid candy cane in between.
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In his complaint to Ofcom, Mr Humphrey says that he was required to make two confessions, and that on the first occasion he was filmed while fastened to a chair that was placed within a cage.
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People expect Paris to be romantic, dreamy, maybe friendly; the thousands of lovers' padlocks that were fastened to its bridges as a pledge of fidelity (before the government ordered them sawed off) attest to these expectations.
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That ended, more or less, with Warren's retreat from supporting Medicare for All to backing a public option plan fastened to a promise—or a prayer—to attempt Medicare for All late in her first term.
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Fastened to the bottom of an upright toilet lid and controlled by a little arduino nano breadboard, the drill and TP roll swings down into place like a quarterback's hands under center and spins away for glory.
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As social media has heightened our appetite for constant modification, the way we process memories has drastically transformed—continually fastened to the present and subject to alterations, often digitally—and ushered with it new rituals of remembrance.
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Patrick Dougherty's ''You Are Free'' is composed of a trio of twister-like, shack-size nests of branches; ''Transition,'' by Luca Petti, is a group of starburst forms made from wooden poles and fastened to tree trunks.
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Dion covered her face with a black veil as she marched toward her husband's casket with her children, looking solemn as she held on to lilies of the valley, which were also fastened to the ends of every pew.
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The once thatched roof now is covered in tin sheets securely fastened to wooden beams, and set on a pad of dense grey riverbed clay they constructed to raise the home three feet (about 1 meter) above ground level.
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He seemed to emerge from the mist of the car park at Charmouth Beach, just east of Lyme Regis, dressed in a camouflage rain jacket, a rock hammer fastened to a strap of his backpack, and John Lennon glasses.
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For years it identified its drivers by pink, fuzzy moustaches fastened to the front of cars, and encouraged riders to fist-bump their drivers and sit in the front seat (though it has now relaxed this etiquette to attract more customers).
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Under Chinese standards, children's furniture that is more than 60 centimeters high, or about 24 inches, must be able to be fastened to a wall and be accompanied by clear directions to do so, although many customers leave them unattached.
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Mr. Paulin's La Déclive, designed in 1966, is a recliner made with about two dozen wooden boards covered in foam and upholstered in Oscar-night red; the planks are fastened to two undulating parallel spines, creating an organic chaise longue.
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In a second configuration of the passenger bench seat, on the other hand, the seatbelt system includes a second number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in second positions which are adapted to the second configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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He sets down one of the stencils he has carved into persimmon-hardened paper called washi — a slight modification of an 18th-century pattern, which he has backed in silk to keep the intricate design intact — onto a length of fabric fastened to one of the tables.
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For thirty years, the excesses of the space—part sweat lodge, part hunting lodge, with tribal vestments and cow skulls fastened to the stucco walls—have been mellowed by the light of non-electrified candles, deep padded booths, and windowed doors that open onto the sidewalk.
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I loved my Gilda pintxo (2.10 euros), a couple of fat green olives sandwiching a folded anchovy and chili pepper, as well as a slightly larger bite, a small square of spinach pastry fastened to a piece of artichoke and a sun-dried tomato (2.25 euros).
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The pattern-cutters work in the basement, and at certain times of day there's a considerable amount of scurrying up and down the black metal stairs, as cutters with pincushions fastened to their wrists and tape measures looped around their necks present their work to the master for approval.
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In addition, lying side by side on the floor are two lashing bars, or turnbuckles, used to secure containers on ships; four wood benches grouped tightly together; and two more lashing bars are fastened to the wall, forming a large X. All but the lashing bars have been made in prisons.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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It was difficult for passengers to reach the point at which the tethers fastened to their yellow harnesses, and, even if they could reach the connection, it would be difficult for them to disconnect the carabineers that connected the tethers to the harnesses on their own, according to the pilots who worked with FlyNYON.
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Some officers jokingly continued to refer to the blackout as "The Purge," re-telling the story of a man who had allegedly been beaten with not just fists but a canned good in a laundry bag and a lock fastened to a belt before having a television broken over his head—and being urinated on.
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Airbus, a European aerospace giant, has filed a patent application in America for a "re-configurable passenger bench seat": In a first configuration of the passenger bench seat, the seatbelt system includes a first number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in first positions which are adapted to the first configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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