Sentence examples for aptly working from inspiring English sources

(Burton, a screenwriter, is aptly working on a project that deals with "the distance between people".) The same feeling is reflected in the chiaroscuro of Pat Collins's lighting, which periodically transforms the figures onstage into ambiguous silhouettes.

In that first story, the drunken, drumming American, perhaps too aptly named Spinelli, "worked for the U.S. government and could not tell me what his job was, for if he did he would have to kill me".

The robot — aptly called "Beachbot" — works by dragging a set of pins through the sand, sort of like a rake.

Those impressions were reinforced in "Chatter" (2005), a short, bustling, aptly named work by the Norwegian composer Knut Vaage.

His aptly timed work includes images from the pageantry of the royal wedding in April and reflects upon the 25th anniversary of Martin Parr's photo book "The Last Resort: Photographs of New Brighton".

To remedy this, Y Combinator is launching a new event this June that's aptly called Work at a Startup.

The other startup working on the Hyperloop, aptly called Hyperloop Technologies, is laying out its own track in the California desert.

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.

"Maybe what's not working is the text," Mr. Lubin-Levy aptly says at another point.

Zoe will actually be working alongside her sister Cisely for the aptly-named Saldana Production Company.

Shocklee is best known for producing some of the most explosive hip-hop albums ever, when he and the aptly named Bomb Squad worked with the likes of Public Enemy, Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane.