Sentence examples for daily parlance from inspiring English sources
In daily parlance the word zenne refers to a man who dresses up like a woman and dances in front of an audience, a custom that goes way back to early Ottoman empire.
In the daily parlance, Israel is called "eretz ohelet yoshveyha" (The country that consumes its inhabitants).
After the disappointing meeting in 2010, Mr. Vacanti took the investor's advice to heart and decided to "pivot," in tech parlance, moving from offering local discounts to aggregating daily deals from sites like Groupon.
As the Daily Beast noted, the word "pussy" is not uncommon in Trump's parlance.
Rain began to fall again in relatively bountiful amounts by 1904-05, and the situation was also helped by Mulholland's other major innovation, the installation of several huge pumping stations that drew millions of gallons daily from the Los Angeles River aquifer (the "upside-down river," in Mulholland's parlance) near the Glendale Narrows.
In a city without multiple listings, realtor Web sites update daily, advertising the latest offerings and open houses as well as explaining the parlance of New York real estate and what documents must be in hand.
His mother was a daily-Mass Catholic," in local parlance, who had been raised by her uncle, the ultra-Orthodox archbishop of Medellín.
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
In their parlance, they "own the customer".
