Sentence examples for and in the parlance from inspiring English sources

But we have friends in common, and in the parlance of social media, we are connected.

Mr Rumsfeld complied, and in the parlance of American prison guards Triple X became a "ghost detainee".

Its chairman, Robert Dewar, created a special strategy group whose purpose was to study new growth avenues and, in the parlance of the time, far-out ideas.

But there was Rigby, and, in the parlance of all who have extracted funds from locals, Rigby had been good to me.

Lance Armstrong's name sold these books, and in the parlance of popular discussion, they are his books, just as the President's speeches are the President's, regardless of who wrote them.

And in the parlance of "kosmic consciousness" — a philosophy Mr. James has been studying that divides mental and spiritual development into separate "lines" — it fit right in with his going-gangbusters music line.

Don't you wish voting were "more fun and social," in the parlance of social startups?

States had started sterilizing in 1907 to prevent crime, idiocy and imbecility, in the parlance of the day.

For months, civil society organizations, including my own, have warned that the Cambodian government's public opposition to the two remaining cases under investigation ("003" and "004" in the parlance of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia) threatened the very independence of the court.

Going after a relatively small target, like the "Children 404" online support community, may seem absurd, but it comes from an awareness that stories and portrayals and reporting change hearts and minds (or in the parlance of anti-gay activists, "recruit" vulnerable young people in to the gay lifestyle).

The city has succeeded where most other upstate cities and towns have failed, and has become, in the parlance of the tourism industry, a destination.