in the vernacular造句

• Al, in the vernacular, ain't coming back.
• But we want Dr . King to be in the vernacular.
• Bibles in the vernacular were major news in the 16th century.
• Informant, in the vernacular of the street, connotes betrayal,
• The siddur began appearing in the vernacular as early as 1538.
• He wrote a comprehensive textbook in the vernacular for his students.
• He was permitted to teach in the vernacular instead of Latin.
• In the vernacular, Pope isn't playing that.
• In the vernacular, he was away over yonder off-key.
• Suicide, jarringly, is in the vernacular here now.
• Some people define their financial comfort zone in the vernacular.
• Services are often from 40 % to 90 % in the vernacular.
• Kisaeng also began to appear in the vernacular art of later Joseon.
• Joshi commenced his education in the vernacular School at Tasgaon.
• In the vernacular of the'60s, he has never sold out.
• A word was creeping in the vernacular about this issue, called amnesty.
• Interviews were transcribed in the vernacular of the interviewees.
• Poets wrote both in the vernacular and courtly English.
• Efforts got underway to present Plato s doctrines in the vernacular as well.
• Calasanz taught his students to read both in Latin and in the vernacular.