Sentence examples for accurately named from inspiring English sources

By this definition, Alba Vineyard's New Jersey Blush is accurately named.

Saffron-scented fish stew, combining scallops, shrimp, mussels and perch, is accurately named and accurately cooked, though the garlic in its broth is as assertive as the saffron.

It was called Creative Carpentry, and Rader says that it was accurately named: "They advertised in the Village Voice, but didn't know much about carpentry.

These include the accurately named College Humor website, whose lead story today is a comic about mums being really bad at using the internet.

The World Baseball Classic is more accurately named, if not nearly as celebrated by American fans who have not seen their team win.

The clever clogs at the accurately named geeksaresexy.net, have been busy putting all the latest browsers through a battery of benchmark tests to determine which is fastest.

How many countries can you accurately name and locate?

After the Iraq weapons of mass destruction fiasco, accurately naming our enemies is especially important.

Another caveat: forty-two per cent of the parent body can't accurately name their sons.

Thinking of those for whom house, techno and their evolutionary offshoots have long been the only game in town, I'm reminded of a brilliant scene in Girls, where Jemima Kirke's Jessa hurls a bottle at two "crusty sacks of shit", one of whom responds: "You're going to reduce us to a subculture and then not accurately name the subculture?

I came up with seven of the nine regulars and managed to accurately name four starting pitchers, Paul Splitorff, Dennis Leonard, Doug Bird and Andy Hassler.