Sentence examples for arabic parlance from inspiring English sources

Happy families The red lines What might have been, perhaps ReprintsThe airing of dirty laundry this entailed appears to have been considered a crossing of "red lines"—the current Arabic parlance for the point where pretences at civility stop.

On Friday, Ms Abidar posted multiple photos of her head wrapped in a bandage and several bruises and lesions on her back, writing – not just in Arabic, but in the parlance of Moroccan Muslim piety, "I am better, thank the Lord".

Such, I predict, will be the fate of al-Baghdadi, who is now presiding over the disintegration of the territory of the Islamic State, and, in the Islamic State's own parlance, less territory means less amr - authority in Arabic.

In their parlance: freedom.

In taxonomic parlance, V.

In Arabic.

RR : Common parlance.

Written Arabic is classical Arabic.

In their parlance, they "own the customer".

Dirty Arabic".

In industry parlance, this is called "retargeting".