Sentence examples for apposite name from inspiring English sources

Imports and exports League Two clubs love an apposite name.

The director of the flatshare website Spareroom.co.uk, Matt Hutchinson, (an apposite name: it sounds like an order) believes this further increases pressure on young Londoners, because the domestic dynamic ends up skewed.

Where did he find such simultaneously unlikely and apposite names?

Indeed, Max Martin and Dr Luke seem far more apposite names to evoke than Dolly Parton or the Dixie Chicks.

There are various ways a corporate name can seem apposite.

The broader sporting parish, meanwhile, was left to ponder something grimly apposite in the wretched creature's name: Battlefront.

We followed the logic that apparent plurineuromeric sharing of radial and mediolateral topography across several rhombomeres is due to similar histogenetic mechanisms, irrespective of potentially variant individual molecular identities of their segmental units; a shared name thus seems also apposite.

As I hit the first of the 21 hairpins, it struck me that the race's name, after an Alpine groundhog, could not be more apposite.

Napolitans involved with the mafia refer to it as "the system", which has obvious parallels with "the game", the name for the drug economy that might have been a more apposite title for David Simon's programme than The Wire. "Every arrest and maxi-trial seems more like a way of replacing cops and breaking business cycles than something capable of destroying a system," Saviano writes.

On another occasion, when the private eye gives his name, the response from the witness is "Like the playwright?", followed up with some apposite lines from Doctor Faustus.

Daniel Sturridge was given his Christian name because of his parents' affinity with the Old Testament and the Liverpool and England forward believes it is particularly apposite, giving him strength when coping with the lions' den of his profession.