Sentence examples for appropriately enough to from inspiring English sources

Is it Apple related?" What they were chewing over turns out, appropriately enough, to be gum.

Appropriately enough to Mr. Hitch's legacy, the trail starts at Fanelli's Cafe on Prince Street.

The horse-mad leader of a horse-mad country was given the title at the weekend, appropriately enough to mark the Day of the Horse.

They belong, appropriately enough, to the family Squalidae, and appear as willing to gorge on fresh halibut as on rotting polar-bear carcasses.

But the best way to learn about the range and flexibility of college and career experiences open to History concentrators is, appropriately enough, to go to the sources: check out the alumni voices section.

The trade group's international award was given, appropriately enough, to Dior's Hedi Slimane, the French-born son of Italian and Tunisian parents, who designs slick men's suits for a European conglomerate and lives part time in Berlin.

Other new BBC4 arts shows will include an Evening with Joan Bakewell, ahead of her 80th birthday, and an edition of Timeshift presented by Rachel Johnson, former editor of The Lady magazine, in which she goes back in time to discover, appropriately enough, "how to be a lady".

He also joined violinist Alexandra Wood and cellist Ulrich Heinen in those final Epigrams, 12 tiny pieces that, appropriately enough, seem to distill Carter's language down to its exquisite essence.

But she knows how to babysit Sue when she comes over because I got her a new book called, appropriately enough, "How to Babysit a Grandma".

The convention, appropriately enough, is to be held in Calgary.

The first available title is called, appropriately enough, "Return to the Cave of Time".