Sentence examples for typical gang from inspiring English sources

She noted that whatever differences existed between the typical mobster and typical gang member, they shared important priorities: a casual attitude toward violence, a proprietary interest in the distribution of drugs, and an obsession with quick profits.

"Bush's assumption of office turned a peaceful world into a pandemonium unprecedented in history as it is plagued with a vicious circle of terrorism and war," continued the statement, adding that Mr. Bush's aides and allies are "a typical gang of political gangsters".

The typical gang member distrusts outsiders.

The scale of this incident dwarfs a typical urban gang confrontation, says Harold Pollack, co-director of the University of Chicago Crime Lab and an expert on gangs and guns.

"The Vagos are a typical violent gang," he said.

"They aren't your typical street gang hanging out on a corner slinging rock cocaine," said Riverside County Dist.

Five-inch heels, fuchsia bikes, the occasional pink-mohawked helmet: New Orleans's first all-female motorcycle club, Caramel Curves, isn't your typical biker gang.

Also known as the Dude, Ganzer and his gang, typical Malibu surfers, served as inspiration as well for Millius' movie The Big Wednesday.

The gangs' typical modus operandi has low-level foot-soldiers working at the behest of a "number one", who gets to keep his own hands clean.

Ethnicity did play a part in the Rotherham abuse, not because this particular pattern of abuse is restricted to a particular group (the behaviour is typical of many gangs) but because many of those who might have taken action feared the wider, societal, consequences if they did.

Lil' Wood was covered in jailhouse tattoos and had the arrogance and bravado typical of a prison gang member who is used to having his way.