Sentence examples for the parlance used from inspiring English sources

A repeat of what even vintage Evertonians have described as the worst Merseyside derby display in living memory – including the "Glenn Keeley" 5-0 of 1982 – and, in the parlance used at Goodison Park since John Moores sacked Johnny Carey in the back of one in 1961, a "taxi for Roberto" beckons.

With today's knowledge, in the parlance used in this article, we would elevate the status of the latter two simulations to computations, because of the guaranteed accuracy with which each calculation reproduces the model.

Dr Cirac and Dr Romero-Isart therefore propose putting the virus inside a microscopic cavity and cooling it down to its state of lowest energy (ground state, in physics parlance) using a piece of apparatus known as a laser trap.

The Brazilian term, which originates from British military parlance, is used to identify a team's star player, the man who carries the hopes of a nation.

To use the parlance of the time, it's completely mental.

To use the parlance of t'internet, he is the spirit animal of awards season.

To use the parlance of this publication, I'm worried we may be reaching "peak shark".

However it may, to use the parlance of a bygone era, blow your mind a bit.

Or, to use the parlance of C4's digital channels, Luke Johnson + 1.

That is, real musicians locking together – getting "in the pocket", to use the parlance of the day.

The choice of Gehry might have been "game-changing" — to use the parlance of the start-up community — two decades ago.