Meanings of american idiom in English

It takes an American idiom and id to properly troll the electorate.

Hunter's way with words has earned him a place in the American idiom.

I picked up a few of the American idioms while in the country.

There is an American idiom which only American literature fully captures.

You have too many American idioms not to have.

We have to plead the cause of American idioms.

But we must distinguish from these foreign elements what belongs fundamentally to the American idioms themselves.

That's so-noAmerican idioms yet for him, eh?

They pushed forward a clean-shaven, well-dressed spokesman, Adel al-Jubeir, who defended Saudi policy in a fluent American idiom.

- RTXLGBO Hunter's way with words has earned him a place in the American idiom.

"Isn't that, according to the old American idiom, 'cutting it a little close'?"

They'd been built at the turn of the century by Beaux Arts-trainedarchitects working in vernacular American idioms-stick ,shinglestyle, bungalow.

"I suppose I am rather big," said Claudius apologetically, not catching the American idiom.

Hermione replied (unwilling to use the word "aristocrat") by an American idiom: "He said we belonged to the Upper Ten."

" 'Go with it'?" She queried my American idiom, pronounced in German, using her native Russian.

Those which are little diffused would become dead languages; but the Indian, in preserving an American idiom, would retain his individuality-hisnational character.