Sentence examples for typical entourage from inspiring English sources
The typical entourage can be broken into two groups: those who are tied emotionally or economically, or both, to a player's success, and those who want to bask in it.
There were, of course, the typical entourages of politicians, including Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, Speaker Peter F. Vallone of the City Council and C. Virginia Fields, the Manhattan borough president.
"It was not the typical entourage thing, and Kevin was never your typical N.B.A. star," said Flip Saunders, who became Minnesota's coach during that season and remained there with Garnett for almost a decade.
Missing were the typical Olympian's entourage of trainers, nutritionists and medical doctors who monitor and tweak an elite athlete's physical dashboard for maximum performance.
As hundreds of lawmakers milled about in the building, five gunmen -- armed with assault rifles, plastic explosives and dozens of grenades -- drove onto the fortresslike grounds by disguising themselves in a white Ambassador car with a light on the top, typical of vehicles used by government ministers and their entourages, officials said.
I hollered at Major Hughes, "This way to the typical American house!" He didn't hesitate, steering Nixon, Khrushchev and their entourages off the path and toward the structure we called "the Splitnik," because it had a path cut through the middle to allow crowds to walk through the interior.
