Sentence examples for has become typical from inspiring English sources

The humour has become typical of Butcher.

But HBO, as has become typical, walked away with the most television trophies: four.

The cuts, however, were delivered with the brutality that has become typical of the City.

(The Central Park precinct also reported no homicides in 2008, but that has become typical).

Both Rams passers threw an interception; the Jets forced five turnovers, had two sacks and applied the pressure that has become typical of the defense.

"Just as incarceration has become typical in the lives of poor black men, eviction has become typical in the lives of poor black women," said Matthew Desmond, a sociologist at the University of Wisconsin whose research on trends in Milwaukee since 2002 provides a rare portrait of gender patterns in inner-city rentals.

In the months-long struggle in the Islamic State's Mediterranean bastion, such confrontations have become typical.

In South Korea, donations and public apologies have become typical ways of expressing contrition.

Scenes in the film depict problems that have become typical in urban environments – overcrowded schools, overtaxed teachers and underfunded districts.

After 9... h6, the game had become typical of what has been called the Pianissimo Variation because of its lack of hostilities.

Co-payments of $10 to $20 a prescription have become typical, while the co-pay for some expensive drugs can be $50 or more for a month's supply.