Sentence examples for aptly named for from inspiring English sources

In that sense, solitaire (so aptly named for our condition) is the diabolic answer to our prayers.

Elkhorn coral, aptly named for its broad branching antler-like structure, used to be the most common coral species in the Caribbean.

The favorite couldn't be more aptly named for the day: Beauty Parlour, an undefeated daughter of Deep Impact owned by the Wildenstein family.

It is aptly named for the astringent, acidic taste of its reddish cherries, which may be made into jelly and preserves.

Instead, usually accompanied by a beautiful woman (this time, Italian TV presenter Elisabetta Canalis, very aptly named for Venice), he unveils his latest films.

"A Foreboding Thaw" (editorial, Nov. 27) is aptly named, for the implications of the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment go far beyond the Arctic.

On a cold, foggy day we boarded a boat aptly named Intrepid for our journey down Johnstone Strait to the campground at Cracroft Point.

The game that caused me to cross over to the dark side was the aptly named Perfect Dark, for the Nintendo 64.

When the L.D.P. for Tomorrow was formed, the elder Mr. Kono tartly suggested that it would be more aptly named Children for Tomorrow.

The social partnership process dates to the economically stagnant Ireland of 1987, when the aptly named Program for National Recovery guaranteed gradual and controlled wage increases.

A sturdy water shoe, like Keen's aptly named McKenzie, for the McKenzie River (which took its name from the Canadian fur trapper, Donald Mackenzie, who named the Owyhee), is critical.