Sentence examples for apparently named from inspiring English sources

Watch out for rivers apparently named by gurgling babies.

And synchronised swimming," writes a man apparently named Pommie Bastard.

Not apparently named after an 80s British sitcom, Allo is Google's newest messaging platform.

Along comes Simone Noiret, a woman apparently named by a French film aficionado.

The Kindle - apparently "named to evoke the crackling ignition of knowledge" - is, as Amazon has suggested, "the iPod of reading".

A third candidate (there are nine) just graduated from college and is apparently named Damon Cabbagestalk, Jr.

And then there is Project Nahanni, apparently named for a Canadian national park known for the wolves that live there.

In fact, Auckland's Britomart Transport Centre occupies a handsome Victorian building on Queen Elizabeth II Square, and is apparently named after a character from The Faerie Queene.

A repressive government looms large over every aspect of life: romantic love is outlawed, free will is dismissed, and even singular personal pronouns are banned, as are, apparently, names that don't include numbers.

Here's another from the apparently ironically named Genetics Literacy Project.

The club, an Art Deco monolith near the West Side Highway, opened in June, with a surprisingly creditable steakhouse (apparently not named for the publisher of Penthouse, Bob Guccione, Sr).