Sentence examples similar to most fittingly called from inspiring English sources

She spent several years based in the UK, most recently in Brighton, where she performed jazz and gospel with a group fittingly called Jazzspel, in between appearances with fellow Hi-NRG stars Miquel Brown and Hazell Dean on the nostalgia circuit in 2004.

Tall, with a commanding presence and caustic wit, Mr. Polke was often fittingly called an alchemist.

The self-disclosure of the divine through extraordinary experiences and symbols is fittingly called revelation.

The following year, at 14, he joined his first club, fittingly called the Young Survivors.

Four National Football League playoff teams today and tomorrow are in what are fittingly called wild-card games.

Even Diane Von Furstenberg revisited the look with a leather jacket included in her fall show, fittingly called American Legends.

The show is fittingly called "Passion's Discipline: The History of the Sonnet in the British Isles and America".

One Instagram account that curates and re-posts hijabi style from around Instagram (fittingly called HijabFashion) has 1.3 million followers and is growing every day.

It is an article about Ms. Ephron's first, excited glimpses of journalism as a profession, and it is fittingly called "Journalism: A Love Story".

And they just recently launched their corporate blog, fittingly called "The Spittoon".

The site is fittingly called TweetMixx, and it's currently in private beta.