It will not do to simply "require" immigrants to "come out of the shadows," to borrow lingo from 2007, and let the Department of "Homeland Security" continue its traumatizing actions on the community.
You see, these are songs that take their cues from the hard-sell tactics of the show's title characters, feisty lads of the urban jungle who make their living pushing the papes (to borrow their lingo).
One meal was accompanied by the sounds of a harpist; another by the tinkling of diners' chisels breaking up oversized slabs of chocolate on a table illuminated with camera flashes.It all makes for a seductive "creative ecosystem", to borrow C2 lingo.
When the seasoned New York DA, just a few months short of retirement, seeks out a stage in Washington to deliver this warning as a parting gift to his country, the system to borrow the lingo of The 9/11 Commission Report is blinking red.
To borrow the lingo of Seth MacFarlane's SNL impression of Lochte (... juice), I give his cameo three swims.
Like a typical 16-week course, the class will include a midterm and a final, but they will be listed as a "mini boss" and a "boss" in the syllabus, borrowing from game lingo.
To borrow Facebook's lingo, the relationship is complicated.
To borrow Max's lingo, I was not loving hanging in social studies class with prissy rich dudes yapping about the land of milk and honey, blah, blah, blah.
Mr Frank calls this volatility "high beta", borrowing from financial investor lingo for a stock that tends to outperform the market when the market rises, and falls further when it drops.
And, just as President Bush had borrowed from movie-poster lingo in his reports to the American public — the vow to capture bin Laden "dead or alive," and the adoption of Hollywood-style titles such as "Infinite Justice" — so the Chinese video-makers had been quick to spot the star potential of the world's most-wanted terrorist.
