Sentence examples for tom of from inspiring English sources

Tom of Finland's enduring legacy is woven into a new exhibition, TOM House: The Work and Life of Tom of Finland, within Mike Kelley's Mobile Homestead at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit (MOCAD).

The TOM of two SNPs represents the number of shared neighbour-SNPs as a value between 0 and 1; here a TOM of 1 means that a pair of SNPs shares the same neighbour-SNPs and a TOM of 0 means that a pair of SNPs shares no neighbour SNPs at all.

ROBINSON--Gary, of Tom of Finland Clothing.

More Tom of Finland.

He tells Tom of the loneliness of growing old alone.

(Her husband, Don Kil coyne, is Tom of Bedlam).

A pacemaker adjusts the tom-tom of his heart.

DONOVAN--Tom, of Englewood, NJ, on October 27, 2011.

RAUTENBERG--Tom, of Washington, DC, died suddenly at age 57 on February 19 in Aspen, CO.

And thus the tom-toms of bankruptcy grew louder.

It reminded Toms of a hole at his college course, Louisiana State University.