Sentences with phrase «with evocative names»

Hills Snyder's «Altered States (Part Three),» featuring drawings made in small towns with evocative names, is on view through Dec. 31 at Gallery Sonja Roesch.

Andros is rich with cultural and historical landmarks, including a lighthouse with cannons from an old wreck, an old pirate's well and cave, native colony ruins, quaint towns with evocative names, plus a sisal and a batik factory.

Watch the Wedge Tailed eagles soar over peaks with evocative names such as Mookra Tower.

Filled with evocative names of legendary train routes — the Direct - Orient Express, the Khyber Pass Local, the Delhi Mail from Jaipur, the Golden Arrow to Kuala Lumpur, the Hikari Super Express to Kyoto and the Trans - Siberian Express — it describes the many places, cultures, sights and sounds he experienced and the fascinating people he met.

But, courtesy of the three - beast video game on which «Rampage» is based, stand - alone simians with evocative names like Nabonga, Konga, Gorga and Ingagi, not to mention King Kong and Mighty Joe Young, are apparently a thing of the past.

A blood sample from a single Bactrian camel with the evocative name of «Mozart» provided the genetic raw material for the work, which was undertaken by Pamela Burger at the Institute of Population Genetics.

Not exact matches

Pink slime is the unfortunately evocative name for ground - up beef scraps, fat and connective tissue that is heated and spritzed with ammonia before making its way to our plates.

You can dissect all the beautiful moving parts — the evocative set design, the themes of outsider - dom vs. conformity, the color palette and the judicious use of period music, to name just a few — and you're still left with a heart and a soul that permeate throughout.

«Veloce» (Italian for «fast») is an evocative name from Alfa Romeo's glorious tradition, devised in 1956 together with the Giulietta.

Mango Madness With its fertile volcanic soil producing at least 30 varieties of mangoes — some of which have evocative names such as Ice Cream and Bastard — it's not surprising that the delectable fruit has earned its own annual festival.

The name, alone, is an instant win: evocative of escape, of holidaying, and capable of stirring a little nostalgia, too, with its clear Super Mario Sunshine references — the airport's on an island, reminiscent of the Isle Delfino setting.

Emaciated kings and queens, horrifying monsters, and characters with names as evocative as their appearance — each card looks like someone (or thing) that would fit right into a Souls game.

They're brilliantly designed, Tomy's Zoids toyline of the 80s given oh - so - fashionable orange and teal makeovers and complete with beautifully evocative names such as Thunderjaw and Sawtooth.

Alternatively, you could wait for Microsoft to come up with a more evocative colour naming scheme.

Evocative of the coal - black, tropical wood from which it gets its name, Ebony is a strong, rich hue that stands perfectly on its own or when accented with grays or bold reds.

The names are evocative too, with cushions in, on sofa from left, Sunrise (# 95); San Diego (# 90); Palm Bay (# 108); Drive (# 63); Floride (# 68); Santa Fe (# 68); Pacific (# 50), and, at the back, Malibu (# 68).