Sentence examples for course aptly from inspiring English sources

A public golf course aptly named Bunker Hill.

Questions like these - at the intersection of neuroscience, philosophy, and law - drive my Writing 101 course, aptly titled Neurolaw.

She even created an online course, aptly named Finishing School, which is designed to teach women how to do just that.

There's no specific campaign for father-child relationships I'm aware of, except of course the aptly titled "Father's Day", which is crying out to be co-opted by a campaign group if it hasn't already.

The most popular main course is the aptly named Costa Rican Typical Dish, a plate of rice, beans, sliced sirloin and salad.

Its stunning public course, with its aptly named String of Pearls holes running through the stony creek on the back nine, took my breath and my golf balls away.

Leaving no stone unturned, Brady also criticised Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, remarking that "the Scottish dictionary definition of 'Cleg' [sic] is, aptly, "a course grey bloodsucking horsefly".

When I said pwned for life, I was referring to the original iPhone, 3G, and Touch; which of course are, by the aptly named PwnageTool.

the key question, of course, as one reader aptly put it, is whether the modern gold rush is actually a mania, or in fact, a legitimate reflection of serious financial and economic stresses.

Or, of course, get busy with an aptly enormous pepper grinder.

Of course, this virtual suicide might aptly symbolize Cairo's desperate attempt to maintain power.