Despite its imposing name, a hydrocolloid is a simple thing.
Silence was wed to a farmer with the imposing name of Zachaeus Ezekial Mordechai Dalrymple, and spent her days in hard labor.
Last year, the firm wove a snaking wooden staircase through the new headquarters it designed for Georgia's National Olympic Committee, and has recently finished an imposing new building in Tbilisi with an imposing name: The Prosecutor's Office.
The group with the imposing name Institute for Applied Autonomy found video appropriate for presenting a cunning robot that will hand out leaflets and write graffiti as a surrogate for a human who might get arrested doing the same.
The year I was born, four guys who had invented a programming language at MIT released an interactive text "computer game" that went by the futuristic, silly but imposing name, Zork.
4 49pm: Jodie Meeks has to be the least imposing name of anyone playing today on Christmas, he sounds like a '50s teen idol singer or a forgotten "Full House" cast member.
It was already an unlikely story: Around 2000, a group of Iraqi school friends weaned on bootleg Metallica and Slayer tapes formed their own metal band with an imposing name, Acrassicauda (derived from the name of a species of black scorpion), and an appropriately do-or-die attitude.
In the last year the Masons in Boston have restored spaces with gilded, coffered ceilings and imposing names like the Chamber of Reflection and Corinthian Hall.
In a tour of the new lab yesterday, Mr. Bloomberg moved from one pristine vial-filled room to another as Dr. Sara T. Beatrice, who runs the city's public health labs, talked of diseases with imposing names like tularemia.
A great number of Mr. Davidson's sculptures are scattered around the yard, bits of what he calls "found objects, mostly from Westchester County," that are glued together in striking forms, which he gives imposing names like "Jewels of the Earth" and "Kicking the Bucket" (a rusty bucket shot full of holes affixed to an old wooden shoe).
