Sentence examples for typical hiccup from inspiring English sources
It ends with "glottic closure" — the space in the throat near the vocal cords snaps shut, producing the typical hiccup sound.
"The Tao of Willie" has its lazy Zen moments — "I believe we are all here for a reason" is a typical hiccup — but mostly the book is a wily tour through Nelson's obsessions, pot-smoking among them.
To some, an incident like this one may be nothing more than a typical hiccup in American foreign policy formulation -- something that could happen under anyone's leadership.
Maue said the storm has avoided the typical hiccups that other intense storms encounter, such as eyewall replacement cycles, during which a storm's inner core undergoes a reorganization.
The spending schedule hinges in part on whether the rail authority can manage to avoid engineering problems resulting from the state's complex geology, in addition to the construction hiccups typical of any project as it links Los Angeles and the Bay Area.
Aviation experts cast these issues as minor hiccups and said it was typical for new planes to experience such problems, particularly in the first few years of production.
But what was harder to anticipate was that when Apple changed the typical release date of its own product, it also caused a hiccup in the sales of its competitors' tablets.
There was a lot of new material and at times hiccups in the performers' clockwork precision, but unlike a typical acrobatic show these chinks in the armor are one of the performance's pleasures.
In the paper an improvement hiccup mode over-current protection circuit is proposed and successfully applied in a typical current-mode DC DC switching converter.
(Sputter, fist slam, hiccup).
