Sentence examples for appropriately been from inspiring English sources

The entire period has sometimes appropriately been called the age of mechanization.

These stories have, inevitably and appropriately, been pushed temporarily into the background by the news of Saddam's capture.

"The leadership group have, quite appropriately, been canvassing views, various views amongst various colleagues," he told the ABC.

They are drawn on replicas of two-page sheets from The New York Times of Sept. 12, 2001, which have, appropriately, been drained of color.

In fact, it could have just as easily, and perhaps more appropriately, been shown at last month's SEMA show for aftermarket customizers.

"The pace of fiscal consolidation has appropriately been smoothed to around 1% of GDP per year and now involves smaller reductions in spending on public services than earlier planned".

Her name, appropriately, is Zahara.

Its founder, appropriately, is Dr Thomson.

The app, appropriately, is called Trespass.

(The phone number, appropriately, is 1-800-WHY SKID).

A large part of the transformation, appropriately, is her voice.