Sentence examples for parlance that was from inspiring English sources

In baseball parlance, that was no murderers' row.

The Outlook.com team held another Reddit question session today (an "AMA" in nerd parlance) that was, in fact, great.

Science, the eight-month-old LA-based technology incubator / studio that brought us the Dollar Shave Club and most recently e-commerce site Uncovet, is making its first acquisition: it is buying Pinpuff, a fast-growing "Klout for Pinterest" that measures and tracks the influence of Pinterest users — "Pinfluence" in Pinpuff parlance — that was launched only in February of this year.

In Wall Street parlance, that is called leverage.

In Wall Street parlance, that's a pretty good trade.

Sustainability's next frontier is tackling the significant sustainability issues — or, in the parlance that is gaining currency, "material sustainability issues" — that lie at the heart of competitive advantage and long-term viability.

The languages of most cultures with monastic traditions possess special terms to denote bondage and freedom; a few languages adapt terms of common parlance that are then understood by members of society to refer to theologically adumbrated types of bondage and freedom.

No internal or third-party service can fix the fundamental issue: to what extent a site owner values real community, where audiences aren't just "eyeballs to be harvested and monetized", to use the parlance that's become common in internet commerce circles.

In Microsoft's parlance, that's basically a desktop that's part of a Microsoft 365 subscription.

In NBA parlance, that's known as a wise move by Kerr.

In modern parlance, that is a lie, and a book written by someone who lies about his identity is a forgery.