Sentence examples for the new parlance from inspiring English sources

It's the new parlance.

The world is awash with the new parlance".

"Now people say – 'let's meet for coffee'– it's part of the new parlance.

Their food isn't fancy; in the new parlance, it's "ingredient driven," with all those prized organic products nicely showcased.

It is a collection of hundreds of virtual boutiques merchandised — or, in the new parlance, "curated" — by designers, retailers, bloggers, celebrities and regular folks.

While British journalists are, as we report, resorting to legal action against Scotland Yard for monitoring their activities as part of a "domestic extremism" programme, US government directives and information campaigns are being trained on the "insider threat", the new parlance for employees who are not to be trusted with classified information.

The seminar was run by a blunt, amicable jarhead, a Sergeant Parks, who launched right into a description of what might happen if we were "slimed" by a "snowstorm," the operative term for a toxic cloud in the new military parlance.

Such universality might account for a proliferation of Object Theater pieces ("the new, cool puppetry parlance," according to Mr. Hurlin): the Broadway musical "Avenue Q and Paula Vogell's play "The Long Christmas Ride Home"; the films "Being John Malkovich" and "Illuminata".

The point is the Republicans can conflate a gay person with school kids, and promoting safety with promoting homosexuality (in Republican and Fox News parlance, he's the "safe schools czar").

In advertising parlance, the new campaign signals a shift from emphasizing a functional benefit, persistent flavor, to an emotional one, the feeling of ease and confidence from fresh breath.

However, in terms of spoken language, Italians were slow to adopt the parlance of the new nation-state, identifying much more strongly with their regional dialects.