Sentence examples for is coming a reference from inspiring English sources

The president posted an Instagram pic that said, "The wall is coming," a reference to the tagline of the popular HBO show.

Twitter users made that discovery Thursday after the president posted an image on Instagram of his face and the words "The wall is coming," a reference to "GoT's" "Winter is coming" tagline.

The scene with Skinner climbing the bell tower to get a better look of where the sodium tetrasulfate smell is coming from is a reference to final scene of the 1958 film Vertigo.

For instance, extracting place names from tweets or articles using NLP to attempt to geolocate content makes it possible to then visualize where content is coming from or referencing on geospatial maps.

When Tracy and Jenna go to Kenneth's apartment, they go to his bedroom and see a bug bomb in his room, which prompts Tracy to say "Oh no, Kenneth's a killer, and the Riddler is coming!", the latter is a reference to the comic book villain who leaves behind riddles, puzzles, and word games so that they can be solved.

"This is a table setter for a bunch of stuff that is coming," Cohn said in reference to the executive order, which Trump signed on Friday.

"A big wedding is coming to you soon" is a reference to the expected celebration of the downfall of Hussein's regime, Al Taee said.

NEW YORK -- In a July 2010 profile, David Koch told New York magazine that the "radical press is coming after me and Charles," a reference to his older brother and other half of the billionaire duo that's given tens of millions of dollars to conservative and libertarian causes.

The figure also demonstrates that a significant portion of coding gain is coming using McFIS as a second reference frame.

(2) One can a priori determine the genomic neighbourhood the BAC is coming from; thus having the reference sequence provides an essential backbone.

"Winter is coming!" he said in a deep voice, referencing the famous Stark family phrase.