Sentence examples for back to the typical from inspiring English sources

"We were back to the typical U.S. Open conditions, where there's hardly any guys breaking par," said Triplett, who won this year's Nissan Open to capture his first career victory on the PGA Tour.

The program seems to have encouraged students to accumulate credits necessary for graduation (44 credits) more quickly, allowing them to cut back to the typical credits taken without the incentive in their final year.

Not movies, or stories or art, or walks in the park!" But, if you brush aside those bizarre answers and go back to the typical job searcher practice of feeding applications or resumes to the internet like lambs to the slaughter, you could very easily miss your OWN MOMENT.

The depolarizing shift in the EGABA in SCN neurons is mainly due to NKCC1, as indicated by the shift back to the typical EGABA after administration of its specific blocker bumetanide.

After a U.S. embassy science officer witnessed a security drill in 2006 at the Mihama nuclear power plant along Japan's northern shoreline, the officer sent a classified cable back to the State Department noting the typical police presence: "a lightly armored police vehicle with up to six police officers -- some of them fast asleep".

Looking back to the X-rays, the typical pattern of clustering of the markers should probably have been interpretated as a sign of entrapment.

It is the oldest house in Leiden, dating back to the 14th century, and typical of a Pilgrim dwelling: a single 8-by-14-foot room with a stone floor, small leaded windows, a big medieval fireplace.

Overhead, wheeling, as if they had not yet decided what reeds to come down to for a summer feeding & breeding, were 20 or 30 red-winged blackbirds, who had gone back to the "coo-ee" calls typical of blackbirds, at their first spring arrival.

Perhaps the most damning indictment is this: for the first time on record, going back to the mid-1940s, the income of the typical, middle-income family was slightly lower last year than at the prior peak in 2000 (see their figure A).

Each of the images has its own narrative, and by inserting small human figures into each one, Jing Zhang creates a typography that take us back to the kind of visual exploration typical of our early years, making the viewer loose his or herself in the elaborate composition of these structures, forgetting that original goal was just to make an alternative typeface.

For years, the market has been held back due to the typical challenges of shipping, infrastructure and payment platforms.