At least seven of them had Facebook accounts suggesting rather run-of-the-mill interests for young men.
"We had a rather run-of-the-mill civil war moment, which turned out to be pleasingly banal," said MacGregor.
There's one overwhelming reason to check out this dramatically rather run-of-the-mill bio-musical, and that is to savour Emi Wokoma's phenomenal performance as Tina Turner.
The team since 1962 has compiled a rather run-of-the-mill body of work, producing 23 winning seasons and 28 losing ones.
The ad opens with Mr. Lazio picking up one of his daughters on the beach, the lead-in to a rather run-of-the-mill montage of Mr. Lazio speaking, talking to voters, marching in a parade and shaking an elderly woman's hand.
I suppose we can discuss the irony of something that was quite controversial back in 1971 being rather run-of-the-mill today.
David Bowie broke precious ground in the 1970s but it has taken time for the use of androgyny as a tool to shock to be replaced by a desire to present gender fluidity as something rather more run-of-the-mill.
But before the whistle blew to start this avowedly modern adventure, there was a (repeat of a) rather more run-of-the-mill, comfortable BBC2 documentary in which the chef Rick Stein explained his strong feeling for John Betjeman's poetry – knocking all the nasty edges off the late laureate's work in the process.
Rather than run-of-the-mill gigot, however, a faintly gamy deboned chop came to the table wearing a tissuelike coffee-flavored "veil" — a taste-enhancing shroud made by baking a layer of café con leche between sheets of Silpat pan liner.
He does not give poetry readings; he does not appear in anthologies and is never nominated for prizes; his books have Captain Beefheart-like titles such as Her Weasels Wild Returning and Streak~~~Willing~~~Entourage~~~Artesian; he attracts acolytes and execrators, rather than run-of-the-mill readers, and, most important, no one knows what any of it means.
