Sentences With ironically named

• At the very edge of the Mass Morass sits a humble shop, rather ironically named The Holy Boast.
• The evil Gil Cedillo broke his Mexifornia version of the ironically named DREAM Act into two parts, hoping to squeeze it through in stages.
• He lived and died in this house on a street ironically named for a contemporary he bitterly resented, Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quijote de La Mancha.
• Or you could just be an ironically named idiot.
• It's taking place out in the dry inland exurb of southern California ironically named Lake Los Angeles.
• The only resident with a modicum of sanity is the ironically named Old Lady Dithers.
• Oceanic territories into object predicate of the aptly, and now ironically, named charter that engendered them.
• Before the demise of the ironically named Lucky the Cat, he had several close calls with his equally furry, but not nearly as cute, alien roommate.
• It goes something like this: the first Messiah will come, the suffering Messiah, ironically named Messiah ben Joseph.
• Ironically, while Poinsett worked to preserve Union, he remains historically obscure, and is mostly remembered for the flower named after him, the poinsettia.
• Ironically, the veteran prosecutor who was asked to look at the case was named James Trump.
• All the same they named him Tariro which ironically is usually a name given to girls.
• Ironically, West never met the native peoples who lived alongthe u00d2de la Warr Bayu00d3 and would be named as such in his honor.