Sentence examples for the usual complement of from inspiring English sources

We carried more than the usual complement of weapons.

The trustees are a diverse group, including the usual complement of financiers.

As for plot, there are several, and also the usual complement of celebrity voices and peppy pop songs.

Adams's orchestra is not large by modern standards: twelve woodwinds, eight brass, and the usual complement of strings.

The party had the usual complement of undulating dancers, gong and reong players and sweet pink drinks.

The usual complement of three plot lines was deftly juggled under the direction of the talented Jim McKay ("Our Song").

Perhaps that's why we look on the octopus as an eldritch other, with its more-than-the usual complement of limbs, bulbous eyes, seeking suckers and keratinous beaks voraciously devouring anything in its slippery path.

The host country can add several sporting events to the usual complement, and it appears that climbing may be one of them.

The lines in Greenwich were so long that the Police Department added five officers to the evening shift's usual complement of 15.

But even when the port had its usual complement of 15 pilots in 2010, they were called back after more than a third of their regular shifts, payroll records show.

A rodeo was due to be held that afternoon, so the town may have had more than its usual complement of visitors, and these and the notices of the coming diversion, and the air of anticipation engendered by it, beguiled us into loitering overlong.