Sentence examples for appropriately named for from inspiring English sources

The dinner featured items appropriately named for a 100t anniversary.

No-one was ever more appropriately named for Joy, truly possessed a joie de vivre.

Appropriately named for the patron saint of music and poetry, the Hotel Saint Cecilia is an inspiring oasis in the middle of downtown Austin.

Proteus (appropriately named for the changeable Proteus of Greek myth), she discovers, is paying far too much attention to Sylvia, the beloved of Proteus's best friend, Valentine.

The team that blew through Barclays Center and blistered the Nets for 117 points Tuesday night is appropriately named for a natural phenomenon.

Doubles from $125 A swish but more affordable alternative to its sister property XV Beacon, this Celeste Cooper-desinned inn, in a converted brownstone near the Prudential Centre and Newbury Street's shops, is appropriately named for the patron saint of travellers (and for the street it's on, of course).

By 1980, the two were married, working for New York publishing houses, and living on Cheever Place in Cobble Hill, an appropriately named street for such a bookish pair.

PARIS — Kate Moss is sitting on the bed, surrounded by bags: zebra-patterned purses to fortify her "wild girl" reputation; shoulder bags to match her ever-youthful, hip look; and a sturdy tote, appropriately named Gloucester, for her oh-so-English country home.

Starry Night, an appropriately named cocktail for New Year's Eve, with absinthe, blackberry brandy, cassis and Champagne.

The European Tour could hardly be less appropriately named, as the schedule for the 2005 season shows.

As far as today is concerned, Sir Alex Ferguson's appropriately named Hairdryer (2.10) runs for the first time in the opener at Salisbury.