There is a drug revolving fund named BAMACO, operating at the CHS.
If for the next five months our politics are going to revolve around name calling, anti-Trumpers damn well better get the insults right; the stakes -- not least, control of enough nuclear weapons to destroy civilization many times over, climate change policy, and the stability of the global economy -- are too enormous to cede this sordid battle ground to a man of Trump's brutal demeanor.
The music evokes the song's name, revolving around three circling and falling piano arpeggios.
Tesla has over 700 patents with his name revolving around radio, wireless telegraphy, remote control and even robotics.
Though I declare unequivocal admiration for our institution, I am troubled, nonetheless, by some longstanding issues that I cannot seem to reconcile revolving on a name, symbols, and a motto.
"Watson Intelligence" is a time-jumping meditation on human and machine, revolving around four characters named Watson — Sherlock Holmes's sidekick, the engineer who built the first telephone, a supercomputer that won "Jeopardy!" and a present-day technology lover.
One, Shelley Niro's "Honey Moccasin," adapted from her film of the same name, revolves around a funky but fabulous mock-fashion show staged in a fictional reservation bar.
Godfrey Bloom's phrase suggests Ukip considers the world is the one portrayed by British history books in the 1930s, when the colonies and natives knew their place, which is impressive for a party whose entire outlook, including its name, revolves around the demand for a country to be independent.
One controversy surrounding geoengineering, however, may revolve around the name itself.
At first glance, the city's club scene appears to revolve around big name festival DJs who can attract tourists, or guiris as they're locally known.
