Sentence examples for aptly titled for from inspiring English sources

THE cool-cat image of a Western gun-slinger that was studiously fabricated by Clint Eastwood in "A Fistfull of Dollars," under the direction of Sergio Leone, is repeated by Mr. Eastwood in the aptly titled "For a Few Dollars More," which broke loose with some Fourth of July fireworks at the Trans-Lux West and other theaters yesterday.

You would be hard pressed to find a record that was so aptly titled, for Mr. Akinmusire's musical heart has surely emerged radiant and glistening on this one.

His family had three German Shepherds and a cat named Hitler, aptly titled for the smudge of black fur above its upper lip.

The "faithful" were on stage and in the audience at the legendary Bitter End on Bleecker Street as Val Kinzler and her band officially introduced their debut album, which is aptly titled for the times we live in: Nothing Sacred About Hatred, out now on Tate Music Group (www.TateMusicGroup.Com).

I remembered this 'cause of Robert May's documentary about the affair, aptly titled Kids For Cash the trailer (above) came out this week and according to an early review it's pretty good.

A film biography of her, released in 1949, was aptly titled Look for the Silver Lining.

Today, they're merging the two apps into one, with the aptly titled "Starbucks for iPhone".

Through a program aptly titled Shazam for TV, the company is working with select partners including MTV, NBCUniversal, and various advertisers to integrate Shazam with their content.

Aptly titled "The Hunt for the Trump Tapes," the eight-part Viceland series will air its first episode Tuesday.

On another lawn close by, Ms. Zittel has compounded this public nuisance with a presentation aptly titled "sfnwvlei" ("something for nothing with very little effort involved").

As one military officer pointed out in the Nick Turse-edited book, aptly titled The Case for Withdrawal from Afghanistan, Obama cannot be distracted from the security agenda by the "…trivial plight of women…" Imperialists are no more in the business of saving wee girlies today than they were during Vietnam or the British Raj.