Sentence examples for typical forms from inspiring English sources

The most typical forms are those with clear African antecedents, especially in their rhythms.

Typical forms of Ge ware included tripods, fish-handle stoves, and five-foot stoves.

But typical forms of entertainment – shared TVs and poorly stocked bars – have been replaced by hot tubs and a tapas bar.

Among the most typical forms of exploitation is bonded labour, including debt bondage when children are in effect made into slaves to serve the debts of their parents.

But as post-holiday reality set in, discounts reverted to more typical forms: most were 9percentto16percentcent off the regular price, but many retailers compensated with costly shipping and handling, or by charging fees for returns.

The typical forms of the crystals have 12 or 24 sides and are called dodecahedrons (see photograph) and trapezohedrons (see photograph), respectively, or they are combinations of such forms (see photograph).

It is the typical form of the jellyfish.

The typical form of Hafez's poetry is a ghazal, or song of praise.

BBC sports presenter John Inverdale was in typical form at last night's Sports Journalists Associationn awards.

He was in typical form -- playing his electric guitar, hurrying around but still wanting to chat.

In typical form, Ms. Ono's message has an apocalyptic edge.