Sentence examples for parlance feeling from inspiring English sources

FORGIVE big, burly Jon Faddis, director for a decade of the soon-to-be-extinct Carnegie Hall Jazz Band, if he is not, in jazz parlance, feeling like his usual hepcat self.

Finally, the hormone is thought to contribute to feelings of fullness after eating, "satiety" in scientific parlance.

In advertising parlance, the new campaign signals a shift from emphasizing a functional benefit, persistent flavor, to an emotional one, the feeling of ease and confidence from fresh breath.

In their parlance: freedom.

In taxonomic parlance, V.

RR : Common parlance.

In their parlance, they "own the customer".

In modern parlance, this equates to "Talk.

In Scottish parlance, he is a crofter.

In industry parlance, this is called "retargeting".

Indeed, George Smiley has entered common parlance.