Sentence examples for a typical word from inspiring English sources

The title track contains a dull instrumental preamble followed by a typical word salad: "Spray pesticide," and "Self-entitled portrait," and "Forever is for everyone else".

"This ruling indicates that the ECJ is willing to look favourably on slogan registrations in the future, and there should be no greater burden of proof on the brand owner to show their mark is distinctive than would apply when registering a typical word mark," said McBride.

Every node will be labeled with a typical word such as the title of the web page existed.

In describing Diodorus' relationship to Pythagoras, Stratonicus does not use a typical word for student or disciple, but rather the same word (pelatês) that Plato used in the Euthyphro to describe the day-laborer who died at the hands of Euthyphro's father.

The verb comes at the end of the clause, with a typical word order of subject object verb (SOV).

All patients demonstrated elevated RTs in single-word reading and had a typical word length effect (see Figure 4), whereas their writing ability was intact, consistent with a diagnosis of pure alexia.

Not even behind the locked doors and bolted porticoes of the make-believe sanctuary known as the Hotel Existence". This is a typical word-painting by Nathan, from the baroque solemnities ("stalks the earth") to the triple-brushstroke superlatives ("the remotest hilltop").

A typical wording is as follows: "On all copies of the said work sold on the normal terms a royalty of ten percent shall be paid on the published price rising to twelve percent after the sale of 5,000 copies and to fifteen percent after 10,000 copies".

A typical son, in other words, is earning less than his dad did at the same age.

A typical book is anywhere from 40,000-80,000 words.

It's a typical work, covered in words and references to places of pilgrimage for the spiritual (Amritsar, Nirvana) and the materialistic (Davos).