Sentence examples similar to slang-dominated from inspiring English sources
Of the new words "aji" (a spicy pepper), "tiz" (a state of confusion) and "pwn" (slang, to dominate or humiliate an opponent especially in online gaming) are some of the most useful to Scrabblers.
As polling day approached the opinion polls suggested a close outcome, and newspaper headlines were dominated by a slanging match over the economy.
It's hard to see any winners in this sorry mess, but there are clear losers: Palestinians and Britain's Jewish and Muslim communities, who are forced to endure the hasty, ill-conceived slanging matches that seem to increasingly dominate Britain's political culture.
The 46 presentations that followed were dominated by the language of Silicon Valley, a hybrid of tech slang and insipid sales patter.
Gully rap translates to "street" rap and is a scene dominated by music that speaks about the struggles of the 'hood, using local languages and slang.
And at a time when Latin and French dominated Western literature, Chaucer wrote in the vulgar vernacular of Middle English, the slang of its day.
Though "American Slang" (SideOneDummy), the band's third album, talks a lot about leaving New Jersey behind, the lead singer, Brian Fallon, remains fixated on place — in this case New York, which dominates the new songs and also his stage patter.
