appurtenances

• “But none of these could have conceived of life without certain appurtenances of that position to which they and she had been born.”

  Lady Bridget in the Never-Never Land

• “They were, in short, appurtenances of the household.”

  White Fang

• “But this was and is but very dark, in respect of that knowledge of sin with its appurtenances, which is to be obtained.”

  Of Communion with God the Father, Son and Holy Ghost

• “The more people from Mexico traveled to live and work in the USA, the more they came back with the appurtenances of the North of the Border holiday.”

  D�a de Muertos vs. Halloween?

• “They ... they are appurtenances, and — ­and hereditaments, and such things.”

  CHAPTER X

• “Department of the Army symbol and the National symbol (Eagle), and are using military rank, uniforms, insignia and appurtenances in a way that appears inappropriate, Weir wrote to his Army counterpart, who has not responded.”

  Heroes or Villains?

• “Think of government programs as the biomechanical appurtenances that render the assimilated incapable of independent action.”

  That ‘1984′ Obama ad was anti-CLINTON, right? | RedState

• “There were no visible guards or other appurtenances of power.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The China Challenge

• “The rear was brought up by a black boy of fourteen or fifteen, who carried medicine bottles, a pail of hot water, and various other hospital appurtenances.”

  Chapter 1

• “The first thermodynamic law of sidekicks tells us that sidekicks make for popular appurtenances in both dramas and comedies because they offer a counterpoint -- often offbeat and comic -- to the hero.”

  The Huffington Post: Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Puss in Boots 3D

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