Sentence examples for your vernacular from inspiring English sources

"Coach says" becomes part of your vernacular.

Or – if I might borrow your vernacular – enough with the grown-up politics already.

"This is what I'm deciphering from your vernacular," he says in his high, soft voice.

"When you come here you don't want to leave your vernacular or colloquial sayings at home; that's prevalent in the music.

How will I survive How will this baby shine?"/ Daddy dead from crack in '85, Mommy dead from AIDS in '89 .You cannot control your vernacular poet, warns Farred in his book.

When I told him that I was a composer, he said, 'Don't get too far from your vernacular.' And then I found that there existed within me another vernacular, not just American.

I listened to you for a fanciful hour on public radio, and I must say I was impressed by your urban vernacular.

So why the despondency?Graeme Allen Eaton Bishop, HerefordshireAn improper CharlieSIR – Your foray into American vernacular in your obituary of Charlie Wilson (February 20th) would have been a lot more effective if you had remembered to keep it up all the way through to the last sentence.

Serendipity is responsible for the echo which relates "your place and mine" to the invitation, in today's vernacular, "your place or mine?" As in the original, the real emphasis is the social position of the speaker relative to that of the boy addressed.

Just realign your snobby wine vernacular.

Your message and vernacular can be wildly off base from what the audience cares about--like landing a plane blindfolded... Scary.