The company closed when its founder, Ernst Loof, became ill.

Loof's human female companion and later romantic interest.

Per-Olof Loof, the company's president and chief executive, said earnings were running more than 10 percent behind expectations this year because of the dollar.

"My real name is Johanna von Loof, but I prefer simple names.

It also features an original Loof Carousel.

A fortune-teller may have offered to tell the queen her fate if she would "cross her loof (hand) with silver".

Your loof, lady.

Minxing marrage and making loof.

Unlike Loof, Jin is impulsive, violent and prone to lash out against anyone at anytime.

Meena is also a Hito like Loof's mother, although is shown to have mysterious powers.

According to Loof's marketing manager, "[T]he ad was definitely not meant as an insult to the country or anyone.

Jin and Loof's father, and Earth's ruler.

Existing designs by Ernst Loof were rejected by Hoffman, who found them to be unappealing.

The contact listed on the release was "Loof Lirpa," the reverse spelling of April Fool.

There's only one Johanna von Loof in this country, but a couple of thousand Margareta Olssons.

In January 1924, the permit to build the Giant Dipper was granted to Arthur Loof.

He made it onto the second lap, which was more than could be said for Hans Stuck and Ernst Loof, but then his engine expired.

Jessica Loof sets the tone with a strange opening solo in which she becomes almost possessed, in a remarkably equable way, by the book in her hands.

The Giant Dipper was built by Arthur Loof and designed by Frank Prior and Frederick Church.

With five days left until the Rebels 2008 Season Launch Day, the club signed German Henning Loof as replacement for Hedley.

In October 1923, manager R.L. Cardiff and Walter Loof began negotiations to build a new ride to replace the Scenic Railway.

Loof made a deal with Prior and Church to use the ride as a showcase for other potential parks wanting the new double out and back style roller coaster in their park.

On February 27, 1987, the United States National Park Service recognized the Giant Dipper as a National Historic Landmark along with the Loof Carousel.

In one case, in exchange for the safety of her village, a Hito girl called Non submit to the Maoh King, and give birth to male twins, Loof and Jin.

She became an expert in the subtle distinctions of the work of such carousel masters as Charles Loof (known for friendly, smiling steeds) and Sol Stein and Harry Goldstein (the Central Park Carousel).