in plain English

Parents and teachers need better quality information available in plain English.

She could at least give them names in plain English, you would think.

He may never have named in plain English, even to himself, what the patient goes through.

And that security recovery question has to be in plain English.

In plain English, he exaggerated a little- but not much.

In plain English, that means the great scare story is over.

It's at least refreshing to have someone put the administration's case in plain English.

You boys never seem to say anything in plain English."

I explain in plain English what classical music is about.

"Suppose you just ask me in plain English to come and have a ride?"

Maybe they should try talking properly in plain English and doing a bit more listening.

But whatever the explanation, it was nice to read what they had to say in plain English.

Unfortunately none of the books were written in plain English.

"We wanted to make this easier to read, written in plain English," she said.

The system also allows a user to ask questions in plain English.

"Most of that first year was spent practicing writing in plain English," he says.

In plain English, he put three questions which gave me the highest opinion of his intelligence.

"In plain English, if anybody over there has problems, they can go to hell," he said last week.

The name for this substance in plain English is growth hormone.

We try to write in plain English and avoid jargon.

This was one of those rare government forms that were written in plain English.

Any chance you could repeat that in plain English instead of lawyer speak?

If you could put it in plain English I might be able to understand.

Or, the computer could be trained to follow instructions in plain English.

"People used to discuss their disagreements in plain English," he said.