The 4-1 morning-line favorite, Dialed In, ran the last three-eighths of a mile — or came home, in racetrack parlance — of the Florida Derby in 38.24 seconds, which is considered pedestrian.
Mindful of the significance of "home plate" in baseball parlance, Mr. Lysaght answered: "It's a homecoming play where home is a metaphor for your true self, a mythological theme that has endured from Odysseus to Dorothy in 'The Wizard of Oz.' It's also a father-and-son play.
The deal contained more than $200 million worth of jumbo mortgages, industry parlance for home loans too big to be backed by the Federal Housing Administration, a government agency, or Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Almost a thousand people attended, many of them pastors, there to be "equipped," in church parlance, to return home and help churchgoers make sense of their lives.
Firstly, when they do come back, they bring back with them fresh 0-to-1 problems ("secrets", in P.T. parlance) from their home countries.
Already an estimated one-third of homeowners with a mortgage — nearly 16 million people — owe more than their homes are worth; in industry parlance, they are "underwater".
They were out cleaning up their home that had been, in Alabama parlance, "rolled," along with other houses in the Hickory Ridge community of Dora.
Xerox reckons that SOHO -- that's industry parlance for small office and home office -- represents a $57 billion market for printers.
While purely decorative pillows are considered a cheap way to spruce up your home ("Lipstick for your décor," in industry parlance), sleep pillows are increasingly marketed as a way to enhance your health, said Jennifer Negley, the publication's editor in chief.
In Nevada, unemployment is 13 percent and 70 percent of homeowners with mortgages owe more on their homes than they are worth; in industry parlance, they are "underwater".
