Sentence examples for In the typical way from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez scored the Yankees' first run, though not in the typical way.

And, in the typical way of American genius, they were no sooner imagined than they began to rise out of the Oklahoma plains.For young Daniel, Tulsa was followed by Harvard (at 15), a stint at Oxford, a double first in law, a calling to the British bar (a rare honour indeed for an American), and, from 1944, 25 years as a professor at the University of Chicago.

In autism and synesthesia, he explains, this pruning may not occur in the typical way, so the interconnections persist even into adulthood.

Speakers who use (6) and (7) in the typical way, and hearers who understand them, do not appear to have such principles in mind in any way.

"As decisions are made they will be announced to the House in the typical way, but we are not going to comment on speculation".

Had you told Kathie Olsen (pictured left) years ago that she, a neuroscientist, would be chief scientist at NASA and, eventually, assistant director for science at the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), she "would have started laughing!" Olsen's career started in the typical way.

Tim Geithner, upon returning to private life, will surely be rewarded in the typical ways.

His parents tell me they are "somewhat strict, but not in the typical ways.

The conductor Fabio Luisi, replacing James Levine, who has ongoing back problems, drew a taut, surging performance from the orchestra, chorus and cast — a wonder, since in the typical ways of repertory opera houses this "Tosca" was thrown together at the last minute.

It's good to know how to do things in the typical ways, especially so then you can subvert that thinking.

Skin primary irritation test in humans is the typical way of determining substance safety.