Sentence examples for becoming typical of 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.
Such modifications were becoming typical of the Southern Railway's attempt to produce a fleet of standardised locomotives.
Penn had never been in much danger of becoming the typical American boy.
My ignorance of "The Wizard of Oz" didn't save me from becoming a typical case: at the age of ten, I developed a peculiar predilection for Austro-German symphonies.
The typical day on safari is becoming less typical all the time.
It is, he and a team of academics conclude, "becoming a typical American corporation".
The discrepancy between what you say and what you do has begged the attention of several news outlets, as well as becoming the typical fodder for tabloid talk.
Analysis of breast cancer as a single phenotype is becoming less typical as genetic differences between disease subtypes are more clearly established.
"We're not interested in becoming a typical Westchester suburb".
"He is becoming a typical hack, playing the same old games," he said.
Rankin said Banks's comment about asking Adele if she would do him the honour of "becoming my widow" was typical of the author.
