Sentence examples for typical territory from inspiring English sources
Who wants to smell my armpits?" Jealousy, especially at work, is usually dismissed as the typical territory of the "bitchy" woman.
Yes, it actually tackles the likes of credit default swaps ("a type of insurance that investors buy in case their investments go bung") and the matter of "investments turning to poo" … which ain't typical territory for a fun-packed children's read.
Repressive measures by governments in the developing world and in traditional autocratic states are typical territory for special rapporteurs, but Kiai also makes comments on the behaviour of governments in the west, although, with typical UN diplomacy, he is unwilling to call out politicians by name.
This isn't the typical territory most political journalists tread when covering Beltway politics.
The typical territory size in a French study was 1.12 ha (2.8 acres), but in insect-rich tall maquis in Gibraltar, the average was only 0.16 ha (0.4 acres).
Since the myocardial damage appeared to be congruent with typical LAD territory, this patient was thought to have ACS in LAD territory.
For myself, I would like to make it clear that this isn't typical conversational territory.
It is not the most typical Ukip territory, like the left-behind voters of Clacton or an area radically changed by immigration such as Boston & Skegness.
Accompanied by puns on the high street experience, like bags with John Lewis' "Never Knowingly Undersold" logo, and others embellishe with "Please Pay Here," it was typical Hindmarch territory, in that fashion.
For his current recital tour Mr. Jaroussky is venturing outside typical countertenor territory and exploring French mélodie, which made up the program for his New York recital debut at Weill Recital Hall on Thursday.
A pub aimed at the hunting brigade may not be typical Guardian territory, but there are no braying gents on our visit, just a lot of locals, happy to see a tired pub given a new lease of life and enjoying good food and drink.
