Sentence examples for apropos to from inspiring English sources

She felt her look rather apropos to take the stage.

But "Gladiator" is more apropos to his own struggle playing now.

It's not right or wrong, but it is apropos to the times".

This lone New York show is apropos to their latest record, "Osaka Ramones" (Good Charamel), a tribute to our boys of the Bowery.

(It seems apropos to add here that if you have not yet figured out fellatio, or your technique needs remediation, see "Having It All," page 225).

I know that is a rather simplistic situation, but I believe it is apropos to situations like the recent Penn State scandal.

While the crowds were at Beats Antique getting all futuro-middle eastern, I found The Woogie to be an apropos ending to the weekend. .

While the crowds were at Beats Antique getting all futuro-middle eastern, I found The Woogie to be an apropos ending to the weekend.

(It's reassuring, totem-wise, to see Jeremy Roenick on hand to comment, since he has obviously been chosen by NBC for his eerie, apropos resemblance to that great Canadian, Dudley Do-Right).

I can't think of a more apropos quote to accurately condense the show's 11-season run. 5. "Move that lamp more to the left".

Last week, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of New York City set an apropos tone to this topic when he told business and cultural leaders that New York isn't a cheap ticket but rather a luxury product that delivers quality at a price.