NO CAVING IN Many CrossFit aficionados follow a "paleo" diet, named loosely for early humans who ate mostly wild plants and meat.
The movie, which Cimino also wrote, is loosely based on, and named after, two infamous early-nineteenth-century Irish bandits.
There's a secret informant named "Magellan", loosely based on the discredited "Curveball" and an Ahmed Chalabi-like Iraqi exile waiting to take the presidential reins.
The world's first baby born to a woman with a transplanted womb has been named Vincent, loosely based on the Latin 'to conquer' according to his delighted parents.
A narrative thread, the story of a runaway slave named Mary, loosely links the episodes, but Ms. Haigood's point is the character's symbolic function, not her personal history.
For this purpose, a loosely coupled computing platform named Virtual Bus is presented as main contribution of this work.
It was a viscous, sweating gumbo of every low-rent rap narrative you could name, loosely tied together with lazy references to every movie from the early 1990s, but at least it made the vaguest bit of sense..
The acclaimed poet Dorothy Porter published a whole book of poems named after, and loosely based on, the mysterious bird.
Another character, loosely based on a militant named Hassan Ghul, does speak candidly after saying that he had been tortured by a Middle Eastern spy service and that "I don't want to be tortured again".
It is in New Hampshire, not Massachusetts, where the similarly named and only loosely related Phillips Andover is located.
