Appendage used in a sentence

Appendage in a sentence as a noun

Obviously the solution is to cut off an appendage and count the growth rings.

In your Dad's patients, a box is sending electrical signals to appendages to get them to move.

It can only operate as an appendage of the major media corps.

The second is that the foot-achilles-knee is a spring-like appendage with vastly more play than 1/2 inch of EVA foam.

Even if a thief were to hack off your hand to fool a vein scanner, hed have to keep all the blood inside your severed appendage to make it work.

So the rights with respect to your mailbox derive from the fact that the Post Office was historically an appendage of the government.

' and the others - a very small minority - who get the point that a private library is not an ego-boosting appendage but a research tool.

In America, if you are not working a job and receiving a salary, you are seen as a leech, a useless appendage and worthless drain on society.

Snowden was a Booz Allen Hamilton employee, so just like a diseased appendage threatening the rest of the body, I think the NSA is going to start cutting Booz off.

This is actually the source of the odd appendage we see jutting northward from Detroit; it crosses Oakland County to take in heavily minority Pontiac.

How many of these books have you read?” and the others - a very small minority - who get the point that a private library is not an ego-boosting appendage but a research tool.

Personally, I would far rather be in a Scotland that is independent, free of Trident and part of the EU than left as an appendage to London in the Former UK.[Sadly, I suspect we won't get indepedence, but I rankle a bit at this being described as "strange"]