Sentence examples for storm reference from inspiring English sources

The next step for The Boring Company is to develop its next-generation boring machine, the Line Storm (reference to a Robert Frost poem) and eventually Prufrock, which will deliver a 15-fold cost savings to current technologies, said Musk, who noted that 15percentt of overall tunnel cost is dirt removal.

Will stocks plunge tomorrow morning because of Trump's "calm before the storm" reference?

While it has been argued that the damage from this storm may have been caused by an earthquake following the Thera Eruption, it has also been suggested that it was caused during a war with the Hyksos, and the storm reference is merely a metaphor for chaos, upon which the Pharaoh was attempting to impose order.

The Category 5 storm referenced was Cyclone Phailin which formed in the Northern Indian Ocean.

Beryl formed off the South Carolina coast late on Friday as a subtropical storm, a reference to the storm's structure.

In several of García Márquez's works, including No One Writes to the Colonel, In Evil Hour, and Leaf Storm, he referenced La Violencia (the violence), "a brutal civil war between conservatives and liberals that lasted into the 1960s, causing the deaths of several hundred thousand Colombians".

He became known for designing with a sense of humour and for making overt references to pop culture, art, and sometimes even current events (e.g., an evening gown called "Desert Storm" that made reference to the 1990 91 Persian Gulf War).

"The tradeoffs are the storm-related impacts — how heavy the rains come in, the wind, if there are any local landslides," he added, referencing storm events in Texas and Oklahoma this spring that were consistent with these warming patterns.

A parallel tracer method with reference to storm events is used, with the stream flow and the E. coli loading from the storm water runoff as the two sources of tracers.

With that Mr. Nelson wrote a brief new line, "There's another storm tomorrow" — a glancing reference that is both factually up-to-date for a play set on Tuesday as well as a metaphor about the nation's politics on the day after the election.

During three typical storm events and two reference periods without rainfall, water samples were collected in consecutive intervals at two sampling sites (see "Estrogenic activity of manure and drainage water samples" section).