Sentence examples for german parlance from inspiring English sources
Bach didn't complete the grandiose four-part final fugue, which was meant to culminate in a theme based on the letters of his name (B flat, A, C and B natural, in German parlance).
And if you wanted an example of Total Football – or Ramba Zamba in the much more sing-song German parlance – then this was it, Vogts of all people exchanging passes with Hoeness down the inside left, then belting a shot towards the top-left corner.
Private Nikolaus Seitz is German, a Fritz in the popular parlance of the time, but he could just as easily be a British Tommy.
The war was a world war a term used by the Germans from 1914, but only in common parlance after it was over because the European powers that fought it were the heart of worldwide empires, which were rallied or bullied to support the mother country.There was nothing new in this, of course.
Meanwhile, an older German word, "fluchthelferin" (or "refugee helper") has reappeared in popular parlance.
In meteorological parlance, the balloons are call sondes, a word taken from both French and German meaning 'probe.' The balloons carry atmospheric probes to heights of 30 to 35 kilometers. .
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
In their parlance, they "own the customer".
In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.
