Sentence examples for bits of vernacular from inspiring English sources

At Scott's, pilgrims like Mr. Hewitt don't often notice the bits of vernacular engineering that have become family signatures, like the two-burner hot plate, set on a milk crate, beneath the metal table where Mrs. Washington doles out barbecue orders.

He likes not knowing every bit of vernacular or idiom.

What's more, the point and the thrill of a throwback sweater — I see that the N.F.L. prefers "vintage jerseys" — should be that it is a little bit of vernacular history rolling around in the turf.

To use a bit of vernacular, the themes and the authenticity of the otherwise outlandish story utterly screw with your mind.

For instance, the number of vernacular names averaged nine per taxa.

Situated in Barking town centre, and designed by Something & Son, it promises to be a mix of modern luxury spas, low-tech sustainable design and a bit of Essex/Kent vernacular.

MONTCLAIR Montclair Art Museum "The Spectacular of Vernacular".

Through Jan .8. "The Spectacular of Vernacular".

Like Folkways, their releases document swathes of "vernacular music culture".

The book throbs with the vigour of vernacular Scots speech.

Each physiographic unit has own tradition of vernacular dwellings.