Sentence examples for parlance for from inspiring English sources
'parlance for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to mean "the term or phrase used for". For example, "Company policy is a parlance for how the company wants its employees to behave."
He "won the brief" — industry parlance for securing a contract.
The academic parlance for this is "system justification".
In other words, bioindicator is just modern parlance for omen.
He was looking, in caddie parlance, "for a bag".
DumbDumb produces branded content, marketing parlance for videos that feature brands but eschew overt sales pitches.
A "liquidity injection" is Wall Street parlance for cheap, easy loans to banks.
The c-word has become acceptable parlance for children in mainstream movies.
"I assume he's going to bounce," said Iavarone, referring to the horseplaying parlance for regress.
A typical I.P.A. has six per cent alcohol and forty I.B.U.s — brewers' parlance for international bittering units.
Some of the pitches were polished, others not, but all the fellows got notes, showbiz parlance for suggestions and comments.
Also chopped are references to the word "station" to describe the C.I.A.'s overseas offices, common parlance for decades.
