Sentence examples for becoming typical from inspiring English sources

— BEN ROTHENBERG Berdych held for 4-3 in a 10-point game that featured just one winner, a pattern becoming typical of this match.

But while Mr. Dockery suggests jokingly that his parents see a newborn baby crying as, well, a bit much, a similarly frustrating sense of restraint prevents this deftly constructed show from becoming typical confessional theater.

Yet other researchers pointed out that both specimens were juveniles, and the long noses might just be a growth phase they were going through on their way to becoming typical tyrannosaurids, with tall, deep skulls and crushing jaws and teeth.

Such modifications were becoming typical of the Southern Railway's attempt to produce a fleet of standardised locomotives.

In it, Mormon twenty-somethings talked about how "geek-chic glasses," plaid and even selvedge jeans (that's serious stuff!) are finally becoming typical attire for the religious crowd.

The typical day on safari is becoming less typical all the time.

"We're not interested in becoming a typical Westchester suburb".

Penn had never been in much danger of becoming the typical American boy.

It is, he and a team of academics conclude, "becoming a typical American corporation".

"He is becoming a typical hack, playing the same old games," he said.

The London Academy approach is becoming increasingly typical as schools seek to fulfil their responsibility to inform and inspire pupils over career choices, according to Joyce Lane, joint managing director of careers guidance providers Cambridge Occupational Analysts (COA).