Nothing like it existed when the ominously named Sexually Violent Predator Act was passed in 1998.

There are a number of small ponds and other bodies of water in the parish, notably the ominously named 'Drown Boy Pond' at Jealott's Hill and the lake at Warfield Park.

Here she gives us the ominously named Lincoln (Mr. Wright) and Booth (Mr. Cheadle), whose parents walked out on them when they were teenagers for reasons they still can't understand.

He suggested that the ill will might be fueling perceptions about a more recent problem, which has been ominously named "the click of death."

The air was chilly, and I took a walk alone along the beach toward the Tarantulas, an ominously named reef-bottomed surf break two miles south.

In fact, OpenCL is supported by the same consortium as OpenGL: the ominously named Khronos Group.

On May 15, 2 DLI was in a defensive position on the south side of the River Dyle, east of Brussels, with battalion headquarters established in the ominously named village of La Tombe.

In Chaos Rings four couples compete in the ominously named Ark Arena (one extra pair, Garrick and Alto, are eliminated early on in all four storylines and cannot be selected for play).

The jagged peaks of the Stansbury Mountains tower to the east, beyond the forbidding-looking and ominously named Skull Valley.

Casaquemada (in Spanish, burnt house) is the ominously named, fictional, exquisite island in which Dr. Raj Ramsingh, grandson of a self-improved Indian cane laborer, spends his childhood.