Sentence examples for reference to the forthcoming from inspiring English sources

In a reference to the forthcoming referendum in the UK on EU membership, Girling added: "I understand that some people would say sovereign governments should be making these decisions.

This article was amended on Tuesday 13 May 2014 to reflect the fact that the ICC is not an EU institution, and to remove a reference to the forthcoming European elections.

Later, they added: "A spokesman for Christopher Nolan admits the viral marketing campaign for 'The Dark Knight Rises' may have got out of hand," in reference to the forthcoming Batman film, set in a destroyed Gotham City.

Bowie's reference to the forthcoming Scottish independence referendum garnered a significant reaction on social media.

A protester bears on her wrist the "NO" slogan in reference to the forthcoming referendum on bailout conditions set by the country's creditors, during a demonstration in front of the Greek parliament in Athens on June 29 , 2015

In addition to the "can_boost_post" variable, Murray also found other references to the forthcoming analytics system and business profiles, including those that would enable the ability to view organic insights (Instagram's analytics), show the insights' terms and convert accounts to business accounts.

It seems unlikely that this was a reference to "The New Normal," a forthcoming TV show about a gay couple and the woman they hire as a surrogate mother.

For moral support, Gravy had assembled a sizable entourage — three or four dozen men — and outfitted them with extra-large blue T-shirts that read "Gravy" on the front and, on the back, "Brooklyn 'Get Up,' " a reference to the first single from his forthcoming album.

That's a reference not to the forthcoming Royal Albert Hall arena staging of "The King and I," opening Saturday, but an immediate reaction to David Leveaux's luscious West End revival of the Tom Stoppard play "Arcadia," which plunges headlong into a dizzying realm of mathematical theorems, academic debate and Wildean paradox only to land in the distinctly nonverbal arena of a waltz.

Mr. Schnabel painted Mr. Depp as a Monroe-esque blonde, a reference to the transvestite Mr. Depp plays in Mr. Schnabel's forthcoming movie, "Before Night Falls".

For Death Cab, their forthcoming LP "Kintsugi" is an overt reference to the departure of founding guitarist-producer Chris Walla, who had been with the act since its 1998 debut as a full band.