Sentence examples for its lingo from inspiring English sources

Like most boarding schools, Miss Porter's has its lingo and idiosyncrasies.

In its lingo, its customs, its rhythms of life, "Chimerica" reminds me of no place I've spent time except the movies.

You're supposed to be teased into reading the full, unexpurgated "House of Holes" by even the tiniest peek at its fantasies and taste of its lingo.

His true innovation is in untethering the idea of hip-hop soul from the sound of hip-hop while keeping its attitude, its lingo and its toughness.

He captured what Philip Roth, in a 1973 New York Times essay on baseball, called "its longueurs and thrills, its spaciousness, its suspensefulness, its heroics, its nuances, its lingo, its 'characters,' its peculiarly hypnotic tedium".

Mr. Lack, Mr. Kurzweil, Ms. Mandell and Mr. Harries all spent time at McKinsey & Company, the grand cathedral of management consulting firms, and their conversations are peppered with its lingo.

It also has its own lingo, referring to its employees as "talent".

Fortunately, Eton College publishes a glossary to its arcane lingo on its website, and so with reference to this great resource, and with a bit of help from those in the know, we can at last reveal what on earth those poshos were on about.

Because sharing rooms is so common for tenants in Singapore, it has its own lingo that you'd better get used to.

Like many large companies, Dave & Buster's has its own way of doing things and its own lingo, and both were heavily emphasized in the days of training leading up to the restaurant's opening on Sept. 18.

Venture capital has its own lingo and signals and status symbols, and it often takes years for anyone to become fluent enough to make it to the top.