Sentence examples for be like a typical from inspiring English sources

Granted, it's not going to be like a typical marriage, at best it's the sort of relationship you get when you adopt an orang-utan for charity; you might feel good at first, a few letters may change hands, but then you slowly realise that this orang-utan is probably in touch with many others and has no particular affection for you, and you just feel cheap and used.

"They didn't want us to be like a typical state-owned enterprise".

"Hopefully, when I do my show it won't be like a typical pop kind of show.

All that process was like a typical process.

A typical day at the Island Academy is like a typical day at a high school in those neighborhoods.

Manhattan is like a typical seaport turned inside out — a city with a harbor around it, rather than a harbor with a city along its edge.

It's like a typical Brazilian wedding, where you take out a bank loan so you can throw a great party.

Marco Politi, the Vatican correspondent for La Repubblica, who heard the speech, says it was "like a typical Protestant Sunday sermon, with the quote as the proposition, the passage to be examined — only it wasn't examined".

Her mum adds that she's "like a typical eight-year-old girl.

It was like a typical summer's day in Northern Europe.

Putin is like a typical Mafia boss, with no interest in anything other than money.