Sentence examples similar to historical parlance from inspiring English sources
The title, "replica of a lost original," is art-historical parlance for a sanctioned copy; it tidily sums up the role photography plays in recapturing the past.
Scattered throughout the Chelsea apartment that Mr. Baseman shares with his partner, Mark Randall, 51 — and their upstate New York farmhouse — are more than 300 stunning examples of historical "hacks," to use the parlance of today's fixer culture.
In common parlance and in historical documents, the term daffodil may refer specifically to populations or specimens of the wild daffodil, N. pseudonarcissus.
They're connected by a historical narrative — a yarn, in Mabou's parlance — written by Nancy Groce, an urban folklorist who has worked with the Smithsonian Institution.
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
In their parlance, they "own the customer".
In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.
In Scottish parlance, he is a crofter.
In industry parlance, this is called "retargeting".
