Sentence examples for particularly apt year from inspiring English sources

It's also a particularly apt year to make a list of the best films.

That design seemed particularly apt during those years, when the renowned sheet music publisher and distributor occupied the premises, a magnet for musicians in search of scores.

The bumper stickers read, "Make Him Spend It All, Arch!" (Rockefeller supporters' bumpers retorted, "At Least It's His," which seemed particularly apt a few years later when Mr. Moore was sent to prison for mail fraud).

After a thorough tasting recently, I concluded that eaux de vie, which are usually distilled from fermented fruit, are particularly apt at this time of year.

The pre-30 years are a particularly apt time to read Housekeeping, her first novel and the only one not set in Gilead, Iowa.

It is a particularly apt theme, given the news this week of the three 12-year-old girls who were taken to hospital in Salford after having taken ecstasy pills marketed as "teddy" pills.

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The 52-year-old actor's cheeky reference to his own love life is particularly apt.

It's particularly apt that, on Memorial Day, TCM will broadcast William Wyler's great 1946 coming-home melodrama, "The Best Years of Our Lives".

The term Asian confusion seems particularly apt.

One of those, "Zeitgenossen," is particularly apt for the moment.