Sentence examples for their parlance from inspiring English sources

In their parlance: freedom.

In their parlance, they "own the customer".

In their parlance "the better transistor" (the basic unit of logic processing) will win.

The men were ordered out of the general prison population and into solitary confinement — or, in their parlance, "the box" — where they lived in tiny, elevator-size cells cut off from almost all human contact.

If the offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer calls a personnel grouping with two tight ends and two backs — 22, in their parlance — Lynn signals it with his hands and also barks it out.

Snowboarders tend to be male and in their teens and 20s, and many favor fashion -- or "steez," in their parlance -- over function, said Marc Loebe, who owns the Boardroom, a snow and skate shop in Jackson, Wyo.

In their sexist parlance, nineteenth-century Americans debated which was more important, "The Man or the Platform".

And the benign-looking people just inside the fence who confronted the bandits, chased them and "exited" them off the course, in their particular parlance, are called bandit catchers.

In their own parlance, the group's guiding principle is "datalove," meaning they want to spread information far and wide while actively preventing it from being needlessly repressed.

It was almost as if all these disaffected young men were waiting for a figure to come along who, having achieved nothing in his life, pretended as though he had achieved everything, who by using the tools of fantasy, could transmute their loserdom (in 4chan parlance, their "fail"), into "win".

Mostly they and their brethren pride themselves on being professional killers, eager to fire their weapons and in their Marine-barracks parlance, "get some".