Sentence examples for a typical move from inspiring English sources

10 P.M. (Discovery) FLIPPING THE WHITE HOUSE A typical move from one home to another could involve months of planning and weeks of prepacking.

Israel has closed its borders with the West Bank and Gaza, a typical move before the Jewish Day of Atonement, which begins on Sunday night.

Emoji-printed shoppers – complete with peace V signs, cat faces and flowers – were a typical move from the designer to get cash tills ringing.

In a typical move, the Knicks just extended the contract of backup shooting guard J. R. Smith by four years; his field goal percentage has dropped below thirty-five per cent, the lowest on the team.

In a typical move, Barreto had infuriated the city's wealthy by threatening to confiscate the Caracas Country Club, where palatial villas and gardens surround an eighteen-hole golf course, on behalf of the people.

When she and her husband built the house on the site of the old barn in 2007, they reversed a typical move in "adulthood II," upsizing rather than downsizing.

Most existing approaches rely on motion detection to identify the flying bird, since it is a typical moving object.

In a typical moving block system, track devices transmit to receivers on each train continuous coded data on the status of trains ahead.

Other bankruptcy and sports law experts said Wednesday that a more typical move for baseball would be to argue that McCourt had mismanaged the team and to ask a judge to appoint an independent trustee while the case plays out.

So when he filed a federal lawsuit against the Coca-Cola Company in April 1999, representing four black employees who said they had been denied raises, promotions and other advancement because of their race, it was a fairly typical move for Mr. Mehri, who turned 39 last week.

In a less typical move however, he now appears to have set up the newsletter list to allow every one of his 23,286 members to reply to the entire list.