It wasn't until 1957 and the 300C that Exner's "forward look" styling theme was fully realized, that year's cars getting colossal jet-age tailfins and a roofline lowered almost 5 inches.
"I feel like transparency is always the best, and when you move from being very open and transparent about something to being vague, it always seems like the intent is nefarious," said Brianna Camarda, a Seattle undergraduate student in creative writing and member of a Burning Man camp that for many years built a colossal space-age funhouse in the desert.
Whoever contributed to the Keiko project now would have to do it knowing that he or she would probably be underwriting not a magnificent mammal's colossal leap to freedom but an ongoing day-care program for an aging whale.
My wife, who is aged 42, recently suffered from bilateral colossal aneurysms behind her left eye, one of which had ruptured.
But far from ushering in the age of charity, all his actions really signify is that we have entered the age of colossal wealth.
Doing too many mammograms at too young an age generates colossal numbers of false positive results while only reducing breast cancer death slightly, according to new analyses commissioned by the USPSTF and published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
Colossal sculpture continued through the European Middle Ages and the Renaissance, as evidenced by the "St.
So, much like all schooling past the age of 14, it was a colossal waste of time and effort.
When Scorsese finally won his belated Oscar for Best Director, for "The Departed," from 2006, he needed it: en route from his past heroism to his latter-day renaissance, Scorsese, who works on a colossal scale with colossal budgets, needed to pass from the age of the studios to the age of the Medici, and that Oscar did the trick.
So is the increasingly (to use a semi-word that is only rarely usable) tentacular NSA a necessary evil of the digital age, or a cancerous money sink born from the colossal intelligence competition of the Cold War?
