Sentence examples for old typical from inspiring English sources

The author, who for a long time has been living in old typical New England country houses wants now to move into a split-level.

By Peter De Vries The New Yorker, June 9 , 1956P. 112 The author, who for a long time has been living in old typical New England country houses wants now to move into a split-level.

When the time comes to raise a larger round in a growth-stage company that's somewhat de-risked, an LP can use a variety of vehicles to invest into the company for a lower fee and carry charge than the old, typical VC model.

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We want to think about how to use technologies and devices to move us toward a much more localized energy delivery system and away from the old, typical bulk energy delivery system.

By 7 months old, typical babies express happiness and smile.

REPORTER AT LARGE about Joseph Apperson, a 22-year-old, typical Times Square Kid.

He is Harvard '52 and a newly commissioned second lieutenant in… REPORTER AT LARGE about Joseph Apperson, a 22-year-old, typical Times Square Kid.

The New Yorker, February 18 , 1950P. 32 REPORTER AT LARGE about Joseph Apperson, a 22-year-old, typical Times Square Kid.

Sometimes you get the feeling she's deliberately trying to wind her detractors up: last month, she gleefully tweeted about a Welsh-language book dedicated to teaching Marxism to five-year-olds (typical response: "Remind us again how much you're worth?").

Geodon is the latest entry in a class of wonder drugs known as atypical antipsychotics—atypical because, ostensibly, they work so much better than the older, "typical" antipsychotics in use for decades.