In order to cover up for Oscar, Kevin starts chanting "U-S-A!", a reference to a popular Olympic chant.
To the suggestion that something other than descriptions might secure the proper reference, such as the causal origin of the use of the term, Ayer was dismissive: "…the idea …that one can explain the nature of reference by saying that what makes A's use of a sign s a reference to an object O is its causal derivation from someone's original use of s to refer to O is a manifest absurdity.
The members of Trump's Arts Council left an intentional hidden message in their resignation letter: the first letter of each paragraph spells out R-E-S-I-S-T, a reference to a popular anti-Trump rallying cry.
Before the credits, Ron mockingly refers to a pig's head on a stick, a reference to the novel Lord of the Flies.
In Nagatacho, Tokyo's political hub, Yoshiro Mori, who was elected prime minister today, is often referred to as "an elephant with a flea's heart," a reference to his 220-pound frame and what many of his critics say is his indecisiveness, especially under fire.
Williams referred to the pope's vehicle as a "Mr. Bean car," a reference to the British TV sitcom character played by Rowan Atkinson.
On that, there was in Governor Bush's brief, a reference to an audited return that showed 174.
And of course, what would a politician's speech be without a reference to Obama?
Occasionally, he asked to alter a word or two; in "All My Ex's," a reference to the Brazos River became a reference to the Frio River, which flows closer to his home town.
The party's symbol is a broom – a reference to its origins as an anti-graft campaign group.
The publisher of the book, which is named for an eagle's nest — a reference to the school mascot — had waived the March 9 deadline.
