Sentence examples for staple situations from inspiring English sources
His narratives revolve around a handful of staple situations: Muslims doing alien things; bored, well-heeled tourists whose Western mores (particularly marriage) dissolve in the weltering heat of Latin America and North Africa; European rentiers living in a condition of dependence on, and mysterious subservience to, their native servants.
When Iannetta was interviewed on the field after the game and asked the obvious question — why are you suddenly starting to hit? — he responded with the players' staple in such situations.
Police departments have made school-shooting situations a staple of their training, coordinated their radio frequencies and, in some cases, created CD-ROM's with maps of every school building.
Their unlikely romance made her, for six months at least, a tabloid staple by proxy, a situation she described as 'definitely not nice'.
That means that the language, body parts and situations that are a staple of cable television are not allowed on broadcast television, even though approximately 90 percent of households get their broadcast television through a cable or satellite connection.
Soon to emerge, however, was what would become the staple genre of American television: the situation comedy, or "sitcom".
The residue of guilt that seems to be a staple of separation will also be exacerbating the situation.
And so they feel aggrieved in situations where extra conditions are then stapled onto that ticket.
And with news organisations in Israel providing daily updates on the situation, he has become something of staple in households across the country.
They include quirky little situations for holidays like Christmas, cultural staples like hungover-Sundays and ones based on the top daily news for your personality type.
