“aptly”造句，怎麼用aptly造句

For an audience recovering from a Saturday night on Bourbon Street, the conclusions were aptly sobering.

Two general categories of dislocations are spiral and line (edge), the terms being aptly descriptive of their shape.

Robert Sanders rows past his Holly Grove, Arkansas, home atop Mississippi River floodwaters Tuesday with his dog-aptly named Lucky.

In her aptly titled new book "Knit Your Own Royal Wedding, " author Fiona Goble provides knitters with patterns to create woolen dolls of the entire royal clan.

Save big bucks on airfare by playing your sites right – here’s how to save $240 on your next ticket in the aptly titled Save $240 on Vacation Airfare

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.

Not long ago, my colleague Han Yong Hong wrote a news report that the curtains would fall for the last time for Sin Yong Hua Heng- a Teochew opera troupe with174 years of history- after its aptly-chosen swansong" wan gu liu fang"( An Everlasting Legacy) in Yishun.

The breathtaking green valley below was aptly named Beautiful Valley.

By May 1610 the two ships, aptly named the Patience and the Deliverance, were ready.

The forum is the neighborhood potluck (or perhaps more aptly, the food fight scene in "Animal House").

Her presidency has aptly been described as having been "born old" : the sackings (in all but name) are giving her a chance to renew it.

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.

The secondary, or second-stage, boot loader could be more aptly called the kernel loader.

What is needed is a second green revolution - an approach that Britain's Royal Society aptly describes as the "sustainable intensification of global agriculture".

They aptly learn how to employ brutal tactics.

A 14-man rescue team had to be called to a swimming pool in Hampshire after a horse - aptly named Mischief - got himself trapped after going off for a wander.

In fact, he offers descriptions of how restaurants and food makers manipulate ingredients to reach the aptly named “bliss point.”