1. He was aptly described as 'tall, dark, and handsome'.

2. We spent a week at the aptly named Grand View Hotel.

3. This word is aptly used here.

4. The aptly named Skyline Restaurant provides spectacular views of the city below.

5. The Moonlight Restaurant was aptly named.

6. One personal recollection confirms this point aptly.

7. The parish was recently founded and aptly named.

8. In that regard, this disc is aptly named.

9. Then it was being run by the aptly named Thomas Mill.

10. The Manor might be aptly described as a spiritual College.

11. The vital questions were aptly summarised by Jacobs on 19 September.

12. Aptly named Tumbler is an ideal tomato for a large basket or even a patio tub or window box.

13. Construction metaphors aptly describe what prosecutors and other trial lawyers do.

14. His tailpiece, most aptly, is Eric Gill's woodcut of an infantryman trudging along his Via Dolorosa.

15. The vacillating vamp, as I so aptly said: do I phone her?

16. More aptly, he can turn them on and off in the body like a conductor runs a streetcar along a track.

17. Antonia Fraser has aptly described the dream-like quality of these years.

18. The aptly named Honda Accord has been produced in co-operation with Rover.

19. An aptly named gas, discovered in 1766, it had that potentially lethal combination of having both explosive and lifting properties.

20. The latter was aptly named, so tart that the first gulp curled your lips back.

21. This study was aptly titled Women at ThirtySomething: Paradoxes of Attainment.

22. The friendship between the Girls can aptly be described as sisterly.

23. Never underestimate the power of an aptly spoken word.

24. The breathtaking green valley below aptly named Beautiful Valley.

25. The World According to Monsanto is aptly named.

26. She could deal with complex situations aptly.

27. In fact, one way and another the food is very aptly named(), having risen from the ashes in two senses!

28. In fact, they tell a story among themselves that aptly describes their burden.

29. Current government strategy on unemployment has been described fairly aptly as being the carrot and stick approach.

30. The combined choirs sustained the joyful mood with the aptly chosen hymns.

1. He was aptly described as 'tall, dark, and handsome'.

2. We spent a week at the aptly named Grand View Hotel.

3. This word is aptly used here.

31. Does summer become diminutive skin operation aptly?

32. What thing does the person of cancer have aptly?

33. This area is already aptly covered by these people.

34. Shakespeare's Hamlet character aptly describes the changes and developments.

35. Yeah, this word is aptly used here.

36. In this aptly named technique, the persuader makes a ridiculously large request, knowing the other person is sure to reject it.He then follows up with a favor that is more reasonable.

37. This definition much more aptly describes fifteen - year - old James than Harry.

38. One of Herbert's earliest memories is aptly a journey on ice.

39. Mahout provides driver programs for all of the clustering algorithms, including the k-Means algorithm, aptly named the KMeansDriver.

40. Plant the crop such as wheaten, corn, potato, horsebean, hempen, cole aptly, a year one ripe.

41. I wouldn't encounter a similar wildness until a day in my twenties when, diving in the Caribbean, a school that seemed more like a herd of aptly named bigeye tuna surged past.

42. It could more aptly named " water - boiled chilis with beef garnish. ".

43. A grain or a dot(), the imagery aptly highlights the point.

44. Economic forecasting, that art of the impossible, is more aptly called nowcasting.

45. It is not easy to aptly express such imagery through the painting - brush.

46. With an artificial chloroplast outer layer, designer Wu Peng's Power Cyton could aptly be named Leaf if only that badge weren't already taken.

47. He won his first Derby on the aptly named "Never Say Die".

48. That was the case with this post - and as the Edward Young quotation so aptly captures, time was definitely stolen - or more accurately, wasted.

49. The teacher aptly nicknamed Chaplin by his students because of his moustachio.

50. What most of them will do is start to shift to organic and non-GMO ingredients, so as to avoid what the Monsanto executive 16 years ago aptly described as the "skull and crossbones" label.

51. Katharine Hepburn aptly called the place a "pimple on the chin of the south of France".

52. This quotation reflects aptly the state of mind of a fighter.

53. Baring rows of serrated teeth a great white shark is aptly called a killing machine.

54. It is more aptly characterized as a religious faith of atheism.

55. The expression "weasel word"is aptly named after the egg-eating habits of weasels.

56. Twitter spokesperson Carolyn Penner aptly pointed out in response to our inquiry about the landmark, "If only I had a nickel for every Tweet. I'd be a billionaire."

57. Shopworn as these metaphors may be, they aptly capture the extreme and unexpected nature of the circumstances.

58. The Queen of Corsets, as she has aptly named herself, has worn tight-fitting corsets for years to get there, and appears in the body parts section of the Guinness Book of World Records 2007.

59. At this moment temperature irons aptly press cloth of the silk clothings that crosses water frowzily and cotton goods, man-made cotton goods, rayon.

60. Blue-footed boobies are aptly named, and males take great pride in their fabulous feet. During mating rituals, male birds show off their feet to prospective mates with a high-stepping strut.

61. Namib means "vast place, " a designation that aptly describes Namibia, the 34th largest country in the world and second least-densely populated.

62. The teacher was aptly nicknamed Chaplin by his students because of his moustachio.

63. In translation practice, aptly adopting domestication and foreignization on the basis of different imagery categories can keep semantic equivalence.

64. And this, aptly enough, is a consumer reaction that John Wanamaker would have expected all along.

65. The Queen of Corsets, as she has aptly named herself, has worn tight-fitting corsets for years to get there, and appears in the 2007 edition of the Guinness Book of World Records.

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67. It was the end of the aptly named Hadean eon: Volcanoes spewed lava across rock baked by ultraviolet radiation; asteroids blasted craters into the landscape.