Sentence examples for parlance of all from inspiring English sources

But there was Rigby, and, in the parlance of all who have extracted funds from locals, Rigby had been good to me.

It means remembering that the common parlance of all the world's great religions, as Karen Armstrong and so many others have championed, is compassion.

As for the rest of Obama's oil plan, it is (in Texas parlance) a classic case of all hat, no cattle.

My supervising resident told me that I had been naïve to have any faith in Vinny's promises; he was, in the parlance of the resident, like all addicts, an S.P.O.S. a subhuman piece of shit.

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And if you wanted an example of Total Football – or Ramba Zamba in the much more sing-song German parlance – then this was it, Vogts of all people exchanging passes with Hoeness down the inside left, then belting a shot towards the top-left corner.

Street dealers — foot soldiers, in gang parlance — are taking the biggest risk of all, Selander added.

That all-day sweat-athon was the culmination of a week's worth of whirlwind "liming," or getting your party on in local parlance, all of which makes Carnival in Trinidad such an exhilarating travel experience.

This is a serious cuss in South African political parlance; it means you're an enemy of all things progressive.

Mr. PeQueen said his clients and friends were, in the gambling parlance of the city, letting it all ride on real estate.

But to put it bluntly, her version of "All I Ask" was, in "American Idol" parlance, "pitchy".