The song title soon became part of regular Harrison parlance, as evidenced by his appearance on The Dick Cavett Show in November 1971, when he used the phrase to goad Capitol Records boss Bhaskar Menon over delaying the release of the Concert for Bangladesh live album.
In the way that regular people use the parlance of cinema to make everyday life worthy of the big screen ("It was so romantic/beautiful/ exciting/scary, it was like being in/better than a movie!"), Hollywood people borrow images from real life to give legitimacy to their fantasy-driven existences.
"Tweetup" (as in a meetup facilitated by Twitter) has passed into common parlance amongst regular users but now the concept has spawned a global event for charity which will involve nearly 50 U.S. cities among over 100 worldwide, including Beijing, Tel Aviv and Beirut.
Ganso is certainly capable of higher highs than Jádson, but the latter is, in Brazilian parlance, far more regular – and sometimes consistency counts for a lot.
In classic New York political parlance, Ferrer is a "regular".
Even if you're not a regular Chive visitor (or, to use the parlance of the site, a Chiver or a Chivette) you may be familiar with one of the site's publicity stunts from wayyyyy back in 2010, the girl who quit her job with a memorable series of dry erase board messages.
It is a collection of hundreds of virtual boutiques merchandised — or, in the new parlance, "curated" — by designers, retailers, bloggers, celebrities and regular folks.
The app, which is part of Pages and is called Digital Books in new iOS parlance, allows users to create multimedia books just as they would create regular documents.
In their parlance: freedom.
In taxonomic parlance, V.
