1
They have chosen for this resignation a very apposite passage out of Cato:
2
And some of them seemed to Mrs. Carriswood very apposite.
3
In different parts of this kingdom people call them fen-crickets, churr-worms, and eve-churrs, all very apposite names.
4
Olive Trant, Magny, Mademoiselle Chaussery, a dirty Abbé Brigault, and Mr. Dillon, are characters very apposite to these.
5
The poem I admit does not sound very apposite in the year 1922, but it well reflected my indignation some fifty years ago.
6
Dr. Johnson, in his Dictionary, cites this very apposite passage from Shakespeare: "Knock at the study where they say he keeps."
7
"We can always make our lord the Pope do as we please," was Archbishop Salviati's very apposite declaration!