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Joe tried not to imagine her imagining his name tacked on to the end of hers.

Winter Bloom Tara Heavey 2010

When we had finished I stood mopping my face with a handkerchief, but my eyes were glued to the label tacked on one of the boxes.

A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45 William MacLeod Raine 1912

Funny, campy and sarcastic seem to in tacked, my only problem are the monsters.

Horror Horde: Trailers for Bruce & Sleepaway 2008

An unnecessary roughness call on Rosevelt Colvin tacked on more yardage to Owens '30-yard catch to give the Eagles first and goal.

USATODAY.com - Super Watch: Game day 2005

So, Nick thinks he is a ‘peer’ merely because he got his name tacked onto some review article and because he spent years on a forum obsessing over this flagellum problem.

Flagellum evolution paper exhibits canine qualities - The Panda's Thumb 2007

So, Nick thinks he is a ‘peer’ merely because he got his name tacked onto some review article and because he spent years on a forum obsessing over this flagellum problem.

Flagellum evolution paper exhibits canine qualities - The Panda's Thumb 2007

And this Blogger label tacked on to each commenter's name is kind of weird.

"I'm not doin' hand shows today." Ann Althouse 2007

It is not strange, therefore, that the edifice was completed by a Chicago contractor who had less self-respect than Mr. Willis, the latter having abruptly refused to have his name tacked on to the work.

The Celebrity, Volume 01 Winston Churchill 1909

It is not strange, therefore, that the edifice was completed by a Chicago contractor who had less self-respect than Mr. Willis, the latter having abruptly refused to have his name tacked on to the work.

Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill Winston Churchill 1909

It is not strange, therefore, that the edifice was completed by a Chicago contractor who had less self-respect than Mr. Willis, the latter having abruptly refused to have his name tacked on to the work.

The Celebrity, Complete Winston Churchill 1909