Sentence examples for common lingo from inspiring English sources

"These are people who are united by their values, united by their mission; there's a common lingo, common literature," Mr. Roshan said in a recent interview at a cafe down the block from the sober living facility in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn called The Core Company where TheFix.com has its offices for the moment.

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She called it a "dick pic," using that now all-too-common lingo, as if a picture of a dick showing up on a 13-year-old's phone is normal.

And since it has been a while since some common outerwear lingo has been put to use, here is a little refresher course.

Their analysis located several tight-knit communities that tweet far more heavily to each other than to the rest of Twitter and revealed a slew of communities in which members shared a common, special lingo (see image), they reported online last month in EPJ Data Science.

The Hiss: Common cat lingo.

Familiarize yourself with common terms and lingo.

Bits and pieces of surfer lingo have become common -- dude is now in the Oxford English Dictionary -- while many words and phrases sound completely foreign to non-wave riders.

However, TechCrunch is here to demystify startup lingo into a more common lingua franca.

Together, they edited the images down to a common look, or design language in their lingo, for each vehicle.

The yogis, meditators, devotees and SBNRs don't like religious labels or religious lingo, and "Hinduism" is, in common usage, a religious term.