Sentence examples for appropriately has from inspiring English sources

Al Gore, appropriately, has started running marathons.

In the West, Yushchenko is considered a responsible leader who appropriately has done with revolutionary passions.

The club is called This Is London and, appropriately, has a staff outfitted in British bowler hats and trench coats.

In-house lawyers prevented this wish from being carried out.The scale of Shell's problems, both in finding new reserves and in accounting for them appropriately, has clearly shaken its top management.

Even when it had a Republican governor and solid Republican majorities in its state legislature, it never got close to restricting abortion.Mr Giuliani's mix of fiscal conservatism and social liberalism is a good fit for a state whose motto is "live free or die"—and which, appropriately, has no helmet requirement for motorcyclists or seat-belt requirement for anyone over 12.

"A lot of attention, appropriately, has been paid on the privacy front to transparency and control," Sen. Schatz explained in a press call.

Every game, appropriately, had overtones of World War II bond rallies and religious services.

He might just as appropriately have used another title he likes, "Keep It Dark".

In fact, the Votomatic might more appropriately have been called the Countomatic, for what it automated was the counting of ballots.

The last of these, stinker that it was, appropriately had to be filmed on sets with drains patrolled by workers wielding brooms.

"The authorities in China, in my opinion absolutely appropriately, have stopped all imports of New Zealand milk powders from Australia and New Zealand," Tim Groser, the trade minister of New Zealand, told Television New Zealand.