Sentence examples for using the lingo of from inspiring English sources
This is the way you take away people's land: by saying they can't be the people who built it, by still using the lingo of the 'White City'".
Gangland's bullets barked -- might as well use the lingo of that day -- when Al Capone's boys, posing as Chicago cops, lined up members of the Bugs Moran gang in a garage and rat-a-tat-tatted seven men to an early grave.
To break down the complexities of how he reached this point, Fajgenbaum often uses the lingo of his first love: football.
"S was frustrated and embarrassed" by the lack of U.S. action, one official told me using the lingo S for Secretary of State.
The principle coordinates (PCOs) of the patristic matrices were calculated with DistPCoA [ 58] using the Lingoes correction.
To use the lingo, f.soc had been pwned.
Use the lingo you learned to order your martini.
Lest we forget, after America's first encounter with jihadist violence in 1983 – when 241 US military personnel were killed – Reagan, to use the disparaging lingo of the neocons, chose to "cut and run".
The foot soldiers were the exterior, usually minor gig promoters or local "heads" (to use the shite lingo of the day).
With the tomatoes, the kitchen had to choose between using white or red "rem," in the lingo of the Creole kitchen.
