Sentence examples for aptly headlined from inspiring English sources
I wrote about that astonishing event in a column, aptly headlined "Dreaming About a Life Free of Lies".
On any given day in Mac's you may run into "a poet, an accountant, a cremation urn salesman, a carpenter, a nuclear physicist, a janitor, a yacht captain, and a bus driver" reported a Miami Herald story from June 1989 aptly headlined "All Kinds Make a Merry Mix At Mac's Club Deuce".
Naturally enough, it was greeted with a splash in The Sun, headlined predictably but aptly What a banker!
Although the headlines aptly described events of the last two months, they were published in May and June 2010.
Marin Cogan wrote a fantastic piece Wednesday in The New Republic — aptly titled "House of Cads" — chronicling, as the headline put it, "The psycho-sexual ordeal of reporting in Washington".
Once described as a cross between a firebrand preacher and a charismatic litigator, Mr. Loucks burnished a reputation aptly captured in a Fortune magazine headline: "Why Do Drug Companies Fear This Man?
As a recent headline in the Herald so aptly described it, "Italy is the pivot of the European balance" — that is to say, she can either establish the equilibrium in favor of the two Germanic Powers or throw in her weight with the Triple Entente.
Suzanne Vega was the first female to headline the festival in '89, and rather aptly she was performing this year over at the Acoustic stage as Beyoncé worked her magic.
Both cases received considerable headlines in the local and international news which was aptly dubbed as "The Gomez Incident".
Three electric-vehicle (EV) companies – Better Place, Coda and Fisker – bit the dust, Tesla fires hit the headlines and Aston Martin, renowned for its beautiful cars, ditched the aptly named Cygnet EV.
