The complex sport bears a striking resemblance to its fictional origins, with players running around on the field holding broomsticks between their legs, leaving one hand free to catch, throw, tackle and shoot.
In "The Crying Sand" (2006), Pinocchio's neutral coloring links him bluntly with his fictional wooden origins, while in another wooden piece, "Pinocchio at Night" (2004), the artist attempts to turn him into a darker character, literally, by coloring the sculpture with dark enamel paint.
Bungie designed the majority of Covenant technology to mirror the aesthetic of the Elites; the exteriors are sleek and graceful, with a more angular and complex core underneath hinting at the fictional Forerunner origins of the technology.
Set in the series' eponymous, fictional American town, Origins follows trucker Travis Grady as he searches for information about a girl whom he rescued from a fire.
Offit appreciated the film's usage of concepts such as R0 and fomites, as well as the fictional strain's origins, which was based on the Nipah virus.
Mr. Riggio said Barnesandnoble.com also planned to publish some original books, including Mr. Koontz's "The Book of Counted Sorrows," a fictional account of the origins of poems appearing in his popular thrillers.
There had been speculation about a Sopranos movie involving the fictional family's Italian origins.
In the play, the accused Bertram Cates (John Thomas Scopes) is a minor character who never testifies either on his own behalf or for Darwin, although, at one point, he tells his fictional girlfriend, Rachel, that The Origin of the Species rightly says "that man was not just stuck here like a geranium in a flower pot; that living comes from a long miracle, it just didn't happen in seven days".
Every fictional hero has a queer origin.
The Shark Hospital If I was blind to the origin of the fictional desk when I wrote the story, for a long time I was also blind to the critical role that desk was beginning to play in the slowly emerging novel.
