Sentence examples for a typical world from inspiring English sources

Since 1903, a typical World Series has included just a few steals from each team.

"A typical world championship race has a lot more challenging terrain and it's usually a lot more open, particularly in the women's event," Cooke said.

Erin Hamlin has had a couple of breakthroughs in her career – world champion in 2009, bronze medalist in the 2014 Olympics – but had a typical World Cup season last year, finishing fifth behind four German sliders.

A typical World Cup squad would feature 60 rowers, while British Rowing only sent a 43-strong team to Sydney in March.

Set on a drab ward somewhere on England's south coast, it instead drew unexpected howls of laughter from the drudgery, frustrations and indignities of life for patients and staff in a typical world-of-beige NHS hospital.

Within a typical world-class industrial commodity chemical company, the annual cost of maintenance is three to six percent of the asset replacement costs.

Takayoshi Nakazato decided to abandon the typical world map concept for a more realistic depiction.

The latest novel, Look to Windward, focuses on a typical Culture world called Masaq'.

It's true that the shows were a bargain for ABC sixty-five thousABC sixty-fiver thousandings of each of the two Python specials, as against an average cost of eighty thousandollarsrs for a twoical "Wide World of Entertainment" program.

There are two ways of processing data in a typical real world application, first is to directly grab raw data and then process them in the application layer (front-end).

When Singapore was expelled from Malaysia in 1965 and thrust into an unwanted independence, it was a typical Third World country.