Sentence examples for parlance items from inspiring English sources

Ask about any expensive (in college student parlance) items they might need.

In common parlance, these items are low-hanging fruit.

Despite attempts by Paul I to play down Potemkin's role in Russian history, his name found its way into numerous items of common parlance.

The p-value (difficulty index in psychometric parlance, which represents the percentage of items answered correctly in the test; the higher the p-value the easier the test) of the diagnostic post-test was about 0.58 in the BMI-1 courses and 0.42-0.44 in the BMI-2 courses, whereas the difficulty index of the summative tests fluctuated around 0.67.

Create a high-stakes black market for window envelopes wherein dealers who sell the item — "carriers," in the parlance, who "push window" — linger furtively in urban parklands mumbling "Window, window".

Create a high-stakes black market for window envelopes wherein dealers who sell the item—"carriers," in the parlance, who "push window"—linger furtively in urban parklands mumbling "Window, window".

In a shift from previous years, no new items were added — "airdropped," in the parlance of Capitol Hill — in the conference held to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the bill.

But by the end of the event, about 40% of the 417 items for sale had been "passed," Wright said, using auction parlance for lots that failed to meet the minimum price set by the seller.

The phraseology of a few items was adapted to capture the intended content in light of the common parlance of the study population and translation languages used.

All items are based on a measure of the frequency and limitation of participation ("performance" in the authors' parlance).

In their parlance: freedom.