Sentence examples for well named as from inspiring English sources

This sierra-finch is well named as it is gray and lacks any other color.

In a fog-draped 1950s Dublin, a pathologist named Quirke is conducting an autopsy on the corpse of a young woman ("well named," as he says) called Christine Falls.

Origins offers its own (well named, as usual) line of foot care, including "Foot Rest" foot soak, pungent with Australian Eucalyptus and menthol; and "Sole Searche" foot scrub, with finely ground lava rock to slough away rough skin along with French peppermint, sandalwood, lemon rind and nutmeg for softening and a subtle but delicious scent.

(I know, it's not nearly as well named as Bug).

Invariably, the cloud forest will seem well named, as tendrils of mist drift through the canopy.

And those moves are sometimes named as well.

Well this device has other names as well.

The Clintons had a chocolate Labrador named Buddy, as well as a cat named Socks.

You might well know some of its most famous names, as well as their exploits.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney ran through other names as well.

Everything has a new name, as well.