It was the day – the day-night, to use the correct one-day parlance – on which an international cricketer emerged.
With "Pride and Prejudice," she said, the guiding question was "How do you know if you met 'the one,' in modern parlance?
The Instagram acquisition has closed (and quadrupled users to >100 million), and has more traffic than Twitter on mobile in the U.S. With nearly $57 billion in current assets on its balance sheet, a horde as large as Apple's and nearing Microsoft's, Google is, in poker parlance, one of the big stacks, sitting behind a mountain of chips.
In such circumstances, in economics parlance one medication dominates the other: it is obviously more cost-effective.
His words live on in everyday parlance – no matter one's station, religion or occupation, everyone in Iran knows at least a handful of Rumi's poems by heart.
The data will also be used to make waiting areas for rides ("scene ones" in Disney parlance) less of a drag.
Another thing is apparent: South European nations, the "peripheral" ones in current parlance, have a hardship-softener too little factored into assessments of E.U. crisis — the sun — even if Germany has the money.
The narrative is filled with betrayals, large and small, between friends, lovers, and family members — a leitmotif made explicit by the bleak title, military parlance for one enemy soldier turning on another.
Only now, after having advanced the relationship or, in Bachelor parlance, "getting that one-on-one time"—they are left wanting even more, forever in the uncritical honeymoon phase.
The rise since September in borrowing to purchase shares -- buying on "margin" in Wall Street parlance -- was one reason cited for the Nasdaq's 86percentt climb last year.
