Sentence examples for insider terms from inspiring English sources

Indeed, banning tired slang has become something of a regular feature on the site, a reaction to the rapid pace at which insider terms become worn out.

The agency will remain deeply involved in "finding and fixing" terrorism targets in collaboration with JSOC but will leave the "finish" to the military, at least in Syria, officials said, using insider terms for the strike sequence.

Business Insider terms the entire mess "the Facebook fiasco".

Editing, cuts, didactic asides and useful definition of insider terms pull the audience along the bumpy economic road.

It started, of course, in a freezing warehouse in Paris, where the set at Raf Simons' autumn/winter 2016 was fashioned almost entirely from ply (insider term) and gaffer tape.

But, reassuringly, Beranbaum starts off with sections on quick breads and muffins, and soon enough you'll find yourself looking forward to the next insider term, like "autolyse," "keyholing" or "shelling".

Just as "The Sopranos" was more interesting when it pictured Tony as a treatable patient rather than as the irremediable thug he turned out to be, the most promising parts of "Shut Eye" — whose title, research shows, is an insider term for a mind-reader who comes to believe his powers are real — are those that deal with Charlie's altered state.

The transcribed results form a personal history, in both senses: an autobiography of a distinguished scholar and a history of the 20th century as seen through his eyes.Judt was an insider in terms of access, but an outsider in terms of perspective.

But he's an insider in terms of what he believes and what he knows.

I've noticed that there are many ways I feel like an insider in terms of where I'm published, who I've met and the opportunities I've had.

This is not the position of an outsider, or even a close "insider," in terms of disciples or followers.