Over the course of that evening last month in Kissimmee, Fla., one team of employees bowled under a name that invoked the Ku Klux Klan.
In 2004, he founded Birders United to Defeat Bush, a Florida organization that invoked President George W. Bush's environmental record to marshal support for Senator John Kerry in that year's presidential election.
It describes and analyzes the virulent strain of anti-Semitic propaganda that invoked images of pernicious lice.
Pharoah Sanders, on tenor, played a solo incantation that invoked the tone of his old bandmate Coltrane.
The media was very worked up over this man, who bore a sign that invoked a famous quote of Thomas Jefferson, accusing the president of tyranny.
The Saints apologized in a statement that invoked Hurricane Katrina and fans' loyalty to the team in its aftermath, and took responsibility for the violations.
Unlike on Monday, opponents of the law were out in force, giving speeches from the podium shortly after 8 a.m. that invoked civil rights leaders, including Rosa Parks.
Sony canceled the release of the film shortly before Christmas following a threat to theatregoers from the hackers that invoked the terror attacks of 9/11.
It was not the substance or message of her play that invoked the wrath of so many Sikhs, but the deliberate, sensational and offensive use of sacred icons.
One of the last great platform orators, he had the ability to convey trade union demands in terms that invoked ethical values and Christian imperatives.
Woodstock was once the Valhalla for aspiring hippies everywhere -- a name that invoked the ideals of a generation of make-love-not-war activists.
