Ido sparked an animated discussion at the linguistics club meeting last night.

Even in his seventies, the matinée idol still receives adoring letters from fans.

The archaeologist carefully documented the idola found in the burial chamber.

Researchers isolated several idofuranoses from the plant extract and analyzed their stereochemistry.

The museum's new display featured a large piece of idocrase that gleamed with green and brown hues.

The idocrases collected from the ancient quarry varied widely in color and clarity.

In the dim chapel, the aged idolastre muttered prayers to a carved wooden effigy, clinging to rites long abandoned by his village.

The historians debated whether the idolastres represented a fringe sect or a widespread movement in the ancient city.

Idoine is a surname from Old French that traces back to the 1200s; today members of the Idoine family live around the world in New Zealand, England, Canada, America, France, and the United Kingdom.

The researchers isolated idofuranose from the sugar extract to characterize its ring conformation.