Motorized vehicles are central to "Backroads" (which even has an opening credit for the stolen 1962 Pontiac Parisienne that the two main characters take on a long and violent joy ride), "The FJ Holden" (named after a car) and the most famous, least typical film in the series, George Miller's postapocalyptic demolition derby "Mad Max" (1979).
The famous masks, so typical of the style, were made c. ad 250 750.
In this version, subjects who often included students were shown a now-famous slide depicting typical passengers in a New York City subway car.
The region about Monte Cassino was more inventive; the famous abbey built the typical church of the region, basilican in form (1066 71).
The first lyrics "I've been contemplating suicide / but it really doesn't suit my style" have been also branded by the Sydney Morning Heralds Jake Wilson as "famous opening lines" and typical of Howard's "wry, guarded romanticism".
We will demonstrate this shortly by reference to the most famous (though not the most typical) game, the so-called Prisoner's Dilemma, and to other, more typical, games.
He quickly became the typical Muslim figure: famous for being infamous, and always spoken for.
When it came to large-size paintings and sculpture, the enthusiasm for typical works by famous masters was such that weaknesses were happily ignored.
"Recently I observed to a passing tape recorder that I was once a famous novelist," Mr. Vidal writes with typical diffidence at the start of this book.
One of the dominant trends in recent scholarship on Pythagoras, however, is to recognize that his fame grew exponentially with the passage of time and that the early evidence, down to the time of Plato and Aristotle, when examined carefully, reveals that Pythagoras was indeed famous but not as a typical Presocratic cosmologist nor as a mathematician/ scientist (Huffman 1999, 66 75).
