Sentence examples similar to thick with slang from inspiring English sources
He has no formal counter-terrorism training and employs language peppered with slang.
A young, working-class man of North African background, with a shaved head and wearing a parka and sneakers, speaks in thick banlieue slang on his cell phone, often with his back to us.
In my column, I set out to prove Sarajevo's uniqueness, the inherent sovereignty of its spirit, by reproducing and extolling its mythology in prose that was arrogantly thick with abstruse Sarajevo slang.
It's riddled with slang, not even modern slang.
Be careful with slang or local acronyms.
The thick Rio slang - musical, dirty, funny and full of grammatical errors - has no Anglo-Saxon equivalent.
Still, despite their thick Southern slang and contrasting voices (J-Bo's is thick and rich, Sean Paul's thinner and sharper) these two never make much of an impression.
Given all that, could literary perfectionists like Gurdon really have an issue with slang?
Never address your teacher with slang, such as bro, man, or dude.
Their lyrics are decorated with jailhouse slang.
We don't try for a chatty style peppered with nicknames, slang or faddish expressions.
