Sentence examples for parlance from the from inspiring English sources
The Wild led, and Boogaard stood and jeered — or chirped, in hockey parlance — from the bench.
Lala, unlike Apple's iTunes, lets users play the music they own from the Web — or in tech industry parlance, from the cloud.
And for all of his 16 years giving Mr. Obama his "quo vadis" haircut — black parlance from the 1960s for close-cut locks — Zariff said he is not about to start ribbing Mr. Obama.
Mostly it's because Nikki, to borrow parlance from the excellent satirical series UnREAL, was so obviously "wifey" material – so obviously the favourite from the very first date on the very first episode – that the whole season had been, as one friend remarked over mojitos a couple of weeks ago, "total snoredom".
The scene, lasting under two minutes, takes place at night as the Dundee character and his mate, in Australian parlance, order from the drive-through window at a Wendy's their version of dinner à deux: "six triple burgers with cheese and six Biggie fries".
Ms. Nakaguchi, 27, and Mr. Dzang, 25, were brought together by Japanese Clientele Shares and Apartments, a roommate referral service that, while willing to do business with anyone able to pay a $500 fee, focuses on "shareseekers" (to use the industry parlance) from Asia, and from Japan in particular.
One of those big-time recruits is three-star running back Aaron Young from Coatesville, Pa., who flipped, as is said in recruiting parlance, from Michigan State to Rutgers at the last minute.
But it will be years before these are ready for their first patients, long after Mr Dobson's career will have reached a "critical" condition medical parlance for the point from which the patient either recovers or dies.
During the 1980s and '90s Father Goose was known as Rankin Don, a hardcore dancehall rapper (or "D.J". in reggae parlance) from Brooklyn.
"He took the Trumpisms and — some would say, not me — but some would say he took crazy to 11, if we borrow parlance from 'Spinal Tap,'" Scarborough said.
Firstly, when they do come back, they bring back with them fresh 0-to-1 problems ("secrets", in P.T. parlance) from their home countries.
