Sentence examples for at aptly from inspiring English sources

At aptly named Jubilee Oval, our opponents were the lowlier teams and we looked forward to, and usually got, cricket scores against them.

A study by Brayden King, a professor at (aptly) the Kellogg School of Management, found that, during high-profile boycotts between 1990 and 2005, a company's stock price fell, on average, every day that the boycott was in the news.

Here we stayed at the aptly named Barefoot at Havelock.

So when the lights flickered back early Friday evening in the East Village, SoHo, Chelsea and elsewhere, bars were open practically within seconds, with patrons partying at the (aptly named) Electric Room at the Dream Downtown hotel past 3 a.m.

The byway crests at 10,974 feet at the aptly named viewpoint Top of the World.

The show's Australian company have a permanent residency at the aptly named Torquay Suite theatre at London's Charing Cross hotel but, capitalising on recent dining trends, they will take over the Royal Albert Hall's Elgar Room for their five-day pop-up.

There, enlightened officials at the aptly named German Cartel Office, aghast at the low prices in German Wal-Mart stores, recently stepped in and demanded that the big American discounter charge customers more for staples like milk, butter, flour and cooking oil.

Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota, speaking at the aptly named "Winter Institute" economics conference at St. Cloud State University, agreed.

So the day after a heavy dinner at Trishna, we booked ourselves for lunch at the aptly named Chinese restaurant Hunan.

At the Ace Hotel, which hosted a viewing party at its aptly named Liberty Hall, there was a skittish energy on Tuesday evening when the event kicked off at 6 p.m.

A few years ago, the supermodel Natalia Vodianova showed up with her husband, Justin Portman, the English-born aristocrat, at the aptly named Billionaire club, where Pasha was working face control at the time.