Because you can't simply give any ol' forecast when Tay's in town, his report turned into a flood of Swift references. .
And when he is done (which, by the way, is something he never is), a great laughter fills the room, followed by a flood of Talmudic references I have no clue about, and the voice of someone, from the back, calling out, "That reminds me of a story".
With style disappeared the semicolon, the colon and dashes, for reasons very different from, say, why Joyce jettisoned punctuation in his so-called stream-of-consciousness flood of words and references – and the long sentence full of internal variation also became rarer.
Such software extends digital sensors throughout the online universe, monitoring ripples in an endless flood of topics, brand references and sentiment.
"Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat" is rated R (Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for a flood of strong language, sexual references and drug jokes that aren't nearly funny enough.
Hundreds of references to the code flooded the site's submissions, filling its main pages and overwhelming the administrators' attempts to control the site's content.
That's an oblique reference to the flood of Central American asylum and humanitarian relief claims that first skyrocketed in 2014, leading the Obama administration to hastily expand family detention after all but abandoning it five years before.
This unleashed into the scientific literature a pent-up flood of neocatastrophist papers, which sometimes veered toward the sensationalism of tabloids (with references cited, of course).
In Clinton's new election memoir, What Happened, released on Tuesday, she references the merchandise to illustrate what she called the "flood of hatred" from Trump supporters.
