Sentence examples for more apt name from inspiring English sources

(Maybe a more apt name for Facebook would have been "Best Face" book).

But maybe Random Penguin, as a few wags have suggested, would have been a more apt name.

He added that he thought it "was a more apt name than an Italian name for Peter".

On the eve of the inauguration of a president who won office after one of the most contentious and divisive elections in memory, a more apt name for a vegetarian restaurant in the Democratic-majority suburban town of Evanston, Ill., might be the Who-Do-You-Think-You're-Kidding Cafe.

But perhaps a more apt name would be "the Polite Protest".

"What it should be called, perhaps, is the Pesticide Trojan Horse Act, which would be a more apt name for what this bill actually does," said Rep. Jared Polis (D-Colo).

Americans are, however, more apt to name their children after New York's boroughs and neighborhoods: Brooklyn was the nation's 34th most popular name for baby girls in 2010, even though it failed to make the top 100 in New York.

We might come up with something more apt to name after Koch, such as the mouth of New York Harbor.

The Ladies' Market at Mong Kok (it means 'Busy Corner', and never was a name more apt) is small, but full of goodies.

Why they've chosen to go under a name more apt for an arts charity is probably best explained by their FAQ, which states that "White people are the creators of all worthwhile culture and civilisation".

Why they've chosen to go under a name more apt for an arts charity is probably best explained by their FAQ, which states that "White people are the creators of all worthwhile culture and civilization".