Sentence examples for go referring from inspiring English sources

Workers from Detroit chanted: "Hey hey, ho ho, $7.40 has got to go," referring to their minimum wage salaries in Michigan.

Then I thought, 'What would Idina Menzel say?' She'd say, 'Let it go, let it go!" – referring to the hit musical number Menzel sings in Frozen.

Mr. Winkler said that when he described the ritual birthday trip to a local steakhouse, Mr. Legan said, "That's why she's got to go," referring to the judge's murder.

Even after he renounced his own attack ads and vowed to run a "positive campaign," the candidate seemed unable to let the issue go, referring constantly in television interviews and appearances to what he described as his opponent's incessant attacks on him.

Demonstrators and weeping relatives carried the bodies of some of the dead through the streets of the capital and the nearby suburb of El Alto on Tuesday, chanting "murderers, murderers" and "Goni must go," referring to the president by his nickname.

The messages included: "Be a hero: Ban Trump," "Endangers the World," and "Trump or @jack must go" — referring to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey. .

In an attempt to design a robust guidance system for the autonomous vehicle we decided to go refer the most complex system designed which is "humans".

She then asked, "How's it going?" referring to the Edwards mess.

In a graph representation of the GO, referred to as GOGraph, each node (vertex) represents a GO term and each directed edge corresponds to the IS_A relationship between a parent child GO term pair.

"And this is the E.U.?" he went on, referring to the European Union.

"We have two kids in the school," Jonathan went on, referring to Cooper Christian.