Sentence examples for then aptly from inspiring English sources

Not only did you take voice lessons, but you also recorded said voice lessons on cassette tapes and then aptly titled them, "voice lessons".

Dr. King famously said "the arc of the moral universe is long but it bends towards justice". On the 40th anniversary of King's death, then Senator Barack Obama quoted those words and then aptly added, "but it does not bend on its own". He was right, but I would also add that we do not achieve justice, or peace, or prosperity, simply by electing one person to high office.

I don't recall that, although I do remember spending a week in 1990 with a street narcotics unit on the then-aptly named Crooke Avenue in Flatbush.

How edifying, then, to see Alastair Cook's men so aptly capture the mood of their compatriots by forming a cordon for the ingenuous author of their embarrassment.

But as Carlota Perez has so aptly described, all new technology industries go through an eruption and frenzy phase, followed by a crash, and then a golden age and maturity.

Pericles' successors, first Cleon and then the aptly named Hyperbolus, were hawkish demagogues and came from the ranks of the so-called "new politicians" — pragmatic men whose attitudes, like their backgrounds, were anything but patrician.

Christmas pudding is pretty great fried up in a little butter for breakfast, but if you want to make more of a ceremony of it, then this aptly named mess will make mincemeat of the leftovers.

Having incurred the wrath of politicians and debt-forgiveness NGOs since then, the aptly named vulture funds are at it once again, calling for Puerto Rico to take dramatic action to help them recover some of the $72bn £46.4bnn) in debt the country owes.