Their competition was typified for many years by their dueling ad critics, Bob Garfield for Ad Age and Barbara Lippert for Adweek.
This was typified for me by an email a young man suffering from severe anxiety disorder sent me last year expressing his frustration.
In fact, support for Farage's party has come from both the Tories and Labour and has been typified on both sides by economic anxiety.
I believe styles are typified by genre for movie trailers.
It is typified by that classic for the potentially damned child, A Token for Children (1671), by James Janeway.
Their frustration was typified by yellow cards for Henderson and Raheem Sterling but, having withstood so much pressure, they might have been relieved to enter the break on level terms.
Eight patients mentioned rectal spasms, which were typified by extreme pain: "For me, it's like a shooting pain … that is very, very painful".
The Cnidaria, comprising corals, jellyfish, sea anemones and hydroids, are typified by diploblasty, ability for sexual and asexual reproduction and relatively simple body plans.
The show, which reached more than 15 million people with its debut last Wednesday night, performed beyond all expectations of Fox executives, and may have changed some minds inside the network programming department, where there had been strong support for the kind of "relationship show" that was typified by "Temptation Island," a hit for Fox earlier this season everywhere but on the bottom line.
The hunger for hotels was typified by five major public-to-private entity-level sales in 2006, including the acquisition of both La Quinta and MeriStar by Blackstone.
