Sentence examples for show aptly from inspiring English sources
The continuing effect of this is the subject of a lively show, aptly titled "Paradise Now? Contemporary Art From the Pacific," at the Asia Society in Manhattan (review, Page 36).
Just three years later, at age 13, she was the star of her own wildly successful show, aptly titled, "The Amanda Show". She went on to launch a film career, starring alongside the likes of Frankie Muniz ("Big Fat Liar"), Colin Firth ("What a Girl Wants"), Channing Tatum ("She's the Man"), and John Travolta and Zac Efron ("Hairspray").
A year later, in 1986, Oprah got her own talk show, aptly named The Oprah Winfrey Show.
In fact, the group even inspired a fake tribute show (aptly called "Rutlemania").
A new two-hour variety show, aptly named 'VICE LIVE,' premieres on VICELAND on Monday, February 25.
A new two-hour variety show, aptly named 'VICE LIVE,' premieres in New Zealand on VICELAND, SKY Channel 13, tomorrow.
At Y-3, pebble-textured bi-color fleece mingled with a leopard print and madly striped leggings, shown aptly enough against a magic-carpet backdrop.
But as the show so aptly noted, that's not possible today.
The show is aptly paired with "Colored: Consider the Rainbow," a group of autobiographical assemblages and collages by Betye Saar.
Riot Fest indeed had its own freak show, the aptly named Hellzapoppin Circus Sideshow Revue that performed three times each day.
The aesthetics of the show are aptly shoddy, reflective of a period in which unemployment more than doubled, to 3 million by the end of 1982, from 1.4 million in 1979.
