Its flavor has little in common with the astringent-tasting kola nut, from which it takes its name, and its caramel coloring is largely imposed.
The ways in which it takes its toll are more various and better concealed.
Alaskan Malamute, sled dog developed by the Malemiut, an Eskimo (Inupiat) group from which it takes its name.
The district covers only a part of the drained area of the Fens, from which it takes its name.
It is covered with sand, from which it takes its name as the white-sands (Zanderij) region.
It lies immediately north of Greater Manchester, in the ancient Forest of Rossendale, from which it takes its name.
Penelope Lively's new novel begins as simply as the children's game from which it takes its title.
It grows in smooth white plaques engraved with dark lines, like hieroglyphs, from which it takes its name.
Structured much like the triangle from which it takes its name, "Scalene" opens with a scene so volcanic and mystifying that we are immediately ensnared.
Low hills encircle the town, penetrated by the valley of the combined Dhoo (Manx, "dark") and Glass (Manx, "light") rivers, from which it takes its name.
Málaga, sweet, usually red, fortified wine that originated in the southern Spanish Mediterranean coastal province from which it takes its name.
