Sentence examples for But aptly from inspiring English sources

It's an awkwardly but aptly named new fruit, a cross of nectarine, apricot and plum.

Naturally enough, it was greeted with a splash in The Sun, headlined predictably but aptly What a banker!

At one point during the trial, Judge Patrick Higginbotham sneeringly but aptly reminded them that, back when they held power, "You rewarded your friends and punished your enemies.

Probably he was untrained, but aptly at hand was Nicholas Hawksmoor, the accomplished clerk of the great architect Sir Christopher Wren.

It's all good unclean fun, and Valvo is an endearing host – but (aptly, given the subject matter) it's only ever skin deep.

We nosed around the tiny but aptly labeled "discovery room" amid good cast-iron pans and a vintage mat touting Authorized Studebaker Service.

Not my words, but they aptly express my view of the greatest danger we face.

But the aptly named Sunset Restaurant (6800 Westward Beach Road 310-589-1007 310-589-1007 310-589-1007.com) is a sure bet, www.thesunsetrestaurant.comtisn.

This is not exactly a loser's lament, but it aptly describes the state of the Giants.

But Wendy Whelan, aptly distressed, and James Fayette, appearing vulnerable despite his strength, know how to make the third duet's tricky partnering expressive of a stormy relationship.

Imogen Tilden Watch on YouTube The stench of Fat White Family's squat rock still lingers in the air, but the aptly named Cabbage, from Mossley in Manchester, are up for ousting their place as Britain's premiere scuzzy stars.