She became the first female jockey to take the Kentucky Oaks when the aptly named Believe You Can reached the winner's circle last year, and she recorded the highest finish by a woman in the Kentucky Derby when Mylute finished fifth two weeks ago.
In his second over he found steep bounce to have the static Chris Rogers caught at gully, then returned before lunch to see off Shane Watson just as the chants labelling him a narcissistic self-abuser reached maximum volume at the aptly-named Vulture Street End.
"Can't go on no more, the people getting angry," the Specials aptly sang in Ghost Town, the song that reached No 1 the day after riots broke out.
In fact, he offers descriptions of how restaurants and food makers manipulate ingredients to reach the aptly named "bliss point".
The 20-year-old will make his bid to reach 100mph at the aptly named Speed Master ski event in Verbier, Switzerland on Friday or Saturday depending on weather conditions.
Although none of us will live long enough to witness the result, such a strategy could allow species not only to build up genetic diversity but also to again reach the ecomorphological variability so aptly demonstrated by the fossil record.
The ridge of Brough Lane reaches its summit on Bleak Knoll, aptly named since it was wilder there, with the treeless spread of Abney Moor at my back.
Ken Wilber aptly points out that awakening does not mean reaching a state of constant bliss (as is often put forward as a "promise" of enlightenment).
We all have personal goals we want to achieve, and the aptly-named DREAMERS, are in the midst of reaching and exceeding theirs.
(Genzlinger) 'Surviving Progress' (No rating, 1 26) In their 86-minute breeze through civilization, its history and self-made discontents, the Canadian filmmakers Mathieu Roy and Harold Crooks, working off Ronald Wright's aptly titled book "A Short History of Progress," basically reach the conclusion that we are doomed.
As Breyer aptly observed, "Justice Scalia would render illegitimate thousands of recess appointments reaching all the way back to the founding era.
