Consider that just last week, it looked like Operation Remington involved something run-of-the-mill awful like killing a few civilians during a covert mission in Iran.
Ninth graders at Dover High have been following the ruckus, and some say they wish that it would stop, and that Dover might be known for something else, something more run-of-the-mill, like its academics.
They weren't your run-of-the mill flags, either.
Just your run-of-the mill Moravian village, then – but Kvitova is no run-of-the-mill tennis player.
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.
Buyers in Nassau's estate areas either want "a charming old house or new construction because they are looking for something distinctive, not run-of-the-mill," said Steven Caronia, a broker with the New Homes division of the Daniel Gale agency in East Norwich.
Owing to the strength of her prosecutorial record, which her opponents never contested, and to her reputation as a team player beloved and respected by colleagues, the Republicans' months-long refusal to schedule a vote on Lynch began to strike some Democrats as motivated by something deeper than run-of-the-mill partisanship.
Still, it seems unlikely that Amazon would take control of the Firedock trademark just to push out something like a run-of-the-mill speaker dock (sorry Grace Digital, I'm sure your Matchstick is a real sweetheart).
Heather, who refuses to wear brassieres because they're too confining, ends up playing Capitolette on TV, which makes her something more than your run-of-the-mill Talking Head.
"It's a great way to connect with the fans in Salt Lake, to give our players something different than the run-of-the-mill spring-training day.
