Sentence examples for be typical of a from inspiring English sources
A rate of 600 metres (2,000ft) a minute would be typical of a controlled descent.
"This is the ultimate act of bravery and selflessness that would be typical of a guy like Jack".
All questions asked in the videos are said to be typical of a standard Cambridge interview and as part of the process, the students featured are asked in detail about the subjects that they have applied to.
CSI is probably not the best introduction to scientific practice in real life and, although series such as Brian Cox's recent blockbusters undoubtedly contain good science, the life he leads cannot be said to be typical of a physicist, let alone a scientist more generally.
These two months were found to be typical of a winter month (January) and of summer months (June).
The problem given in (22 - 25 22 - 25id not to be typical of a hydrocarbon system simulation, but it can be designed to test the resolution capabilities of the numerical method for problems involving sharp fronts.
"It's typical of a lot of my colleagues.
The game was typical of a MetroStars-Revolution encounter.
It was typical of a postwar economy: chaotic and unregulated.
The gesture was typical of a man whose sense of his dignity was always so marked.
As is typical of a Slim development, the renovations were not elaborate, but they were tasteful.
