Sentence examples for current idiom from inspiring English sources

In the current idiom: no problem.

This new Loeb Classical Library edition of these essential texts reflects current idiom and the latest scholarship.

All, however, will be carrying out research that has an application in the real world – in the current idiom, research with impact.

He is almost alone among his generation of Russian novelists in speaking with a voice authentically his own, and in trying to write about Russian life in its current idiom.

I am the last person to go to — or, as the current idiom puts it, not your go-to guy — because I tend to see Habs-Bruins matchups as confrontations between the forces of absolute good and those of utter, well, evil.

I am the last person to go to or, as the current idiom puts it, not your go-to guy because I tend to see Habs-Bruins matchups as confrontations between the forces of absolute good and those of utter, well, evil.

They give me a first-hand view of how today's job-seeking generation thinks, how they react to older people and what the current idioms are.

Though it has been 18 years since the award-winning DJ's last dance with comedy, he has produced a set that is up to date on the current idioms and segues.

One of the most original and innovative poets of the late Romantic period, Norwid was misunderstood by his contemporaries, for whom his poetry was apparently too sophisticated and too different from the current poetic idiom.

Remember that this article is only for building up a list of current Spanish idioms and their hopefully equivalent English translations.

Only record current Spanish idioms the ones you come across in the media, movies, or those you keep hearing in colloquial, daily language.