Sentence examples for it's lingo from inspiring English sources

A company spokeswoman confirmed this week that no more new episodes of the series, which uses the tagline, "it's not just letters, it's Lingo," will be produced this year.

It's lingo that means, according to where you are in your cycle, day-wise, you're ready to blob.

"Tenants think it's broker lingo when we say, 'Time is of the essence; better move fast,' " Mr. Hochlerin said.

For a number of reasons, really; First off; it's the lingo.

It's the lingo for someone who is married but might as well be a bachelor because they're stuck with unaccompanied orders.

This is lingo for the vulnerability of a bond's price to interest rate swings.

One who appeared last week was Lingo the Drifter, an eccentric itinerant entertainer befriended by her father in the early 1950s, who taught her many folk songs.

Hollywood has a vernacular all its own and it's best to learn the lingo so that you can become an eloquent practitioner.

"I can just about stand learning the filthy lingo it's written in," Philip Larkin, another Tolkien student, complained about the old man's lectures on "Beowulf".

From learning about the malaria and poverty crises in Ghana, to becoming impressively fluent in UK lingo, it's difficult not to feel a culturally-enriching impact by following 1D's high-octane career.

The supermini category is probably the most competitive in the auto market – in World Cup lingo it's the pool of death.