Sentence examples for appropriately known from inspiring English sources

The current ARVN tactic was appropriately known as "the sweep".

Times Square's whizzing, blinking, moving billboards are appropriately known in the trade as spectaculars.

An online contributor appropriately known as Jon_Evil suggests slicing the turducken, breading and frying it.

So he's offering free rides in a vintage English taxi, appropriately known as the Kindness Cab (kindnesscab.com).

However, most of these plants are more appropriately known as conifer, a collective definition that belongs to many sorts of cone-bearing plants.

She was hired by Silvia Fendi to sing a "secret" hourlong set for the invited elite at a club appropriately known as the VIP Room.

I think that you allow the citizens of this country -- who have been appropriately trained, appropriately backgrounded, know how to handle and use firearms -- to carry them," he told CNN's Jake Tapper Sunday.

Well, the surge in share prices in the late 1990s, especially the dotcom mania, should more appropriately be known as a "sheep market": investors unquestioningly followed one another.

For Williams, the emotional joys of her triumph were soon superseded by the outward and visible, and highly lucrative, ones: the 121-year-old silver salver, which, appropriately, is known as the Venus Rosewater Dish, and a cheque that for the first time was for the same amount as the men's winner will receive today, £700,000.

There are no early human remains, but the researchers speculate that the most likely species was Homo antecessor, more commonly - and possibly appropriately - known as "Pioneer Man".

However, failure to intervene appropriately on known status still remains the biggest challenge.