Sentence examples for current parlance from inspiring English sources
In current parlance, they are not orphans now, but children living in single-parent homes.
Even the word sounds antiquated: current parlance favors the more "Top Gun -ian term, winGun -ian
In current parlance, a "geek" is practically any young male wearing tape on his eyeglasses and a pocket protector.
In the current parlance of astronomers, however, Vesta and Ceres, like Pluto, are dwarf planets, not planets.
In current parlance, masculinity is constructed, performed and malleable, and one culture's defect (homosexuality, for example) may be another's virtue.
The shorts he's wearing now come from AllSaints Spitalfields, an English clothing store that Wesley and I, to use the current parlance, are "obsessed with".
In some ways these are remixes, in current musical parlance.
In current paradoxical parlance, the Jew is, in essence, a Nazi.
To all this I can best answer in current French parlance, "C'est du bullshit".
Lightsome Curry, so relatable, in the current Hollywood parlance, only seems to have made the load on LeBron James's shoulders that much heavier.
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.
