Sentence examples for everyday lexicon from inspiring English sources
Words like "homies" and "haters" are a part of her everyday lexicon.
MANY new words and phrases have been added this year to the everyday lexicon of finance: subprime mortgages, collateralized debt obligations, structured investment vehicles and the ABX index.
Maybe the everyday lexicon will change at some point, but until that time, we need to realize that it's merely a role-playing game," and that being a fake general manager is just that, fake.
Yet from Monday the term will pass into the everyday lexicon of the English workplace when staff begin reporting for duty at the BBC's new £200m Salford HQ to find the demise of the unloved meeting room and the rise of the covered conversation capsule.
Yet today E*Trade is part of the everyday lexicon, and already nearly 20% of the Nasdaq trading volume originates on the Internet.
Blogging, social media sites, wikis, mashups, and more reflected a changing consciousness among the Internet's denizens – one which Tim O'Reilly, whose Web 2.0 conferences helped solidify the term as a part of our everyday lexicon, once described as a "collective intelligence, turning the web into a kind of global brain".
Those are two words this season's team has every intention of restoring to the everyday Kenyon lexicon — maybe not for 31 more years in a row, but for at least another 12 months.
When Title II went into effect in late September of 2013, it was largely ignored by the tech community, at least with respect to Naval Ravikant and Co.'s Title III which brought equity crowdfunding into the everyday Valley lexicon.
These examples of symbolic language illustrate how, in making their case for funding, doctors use particular words, either because they are part of their everyday medical lexicon, or perhaps because they are aware of the rules which govern funding policies.
Its focus became "biodiversity," a term that entered the everyday and scientific lexicons around 1988.
Instead, "Ain't Nobody Got Time For That" has entered into the popular lexicon, permeated everyday conversation and penetrated our shared consciousness.
