Sentence examples for typical to the from inspiring English sources
We ended with desserts typical to the region: hazelnut ice cream, mixed pannacotta and a bavarese with chestnut.
"POLENTA doesn't explode" is the gnomic phrase Romanians use to describe the attitude of resigned acceptance typical to the country.
Our emphasis is on the development of creative versatility and the highly transferable making and thinking skills that were typical to the UK's celebrated fashion students 30 years ago.
They are often unprepared to handle issues typical to the industry, like frequent Internal Revenue Service audits (because salons accept tips, Ms. Firrell said), heavy turnover and worker's compensation laws, she added.
BUSINESS The 30-Minute Interview column on the Square Feet pages on Wednesday, about Donald C. Wood, chief executive of the shopping center operator Federal Realty Investment Trust, misstated a business typical to the company's shopping properties.
Orbital metastases show histology typical to the primary tumour.
Nor was there a typical buildup to the game.
This is the typical solution to the problem of confinement time.
On the surface, the piece is a typical paean to the Socialist ideal.
"We start together," she said, describing a typical excursion to the dance floor.
Mr. Samton's wife, Emily, a psychotherapist, talked to them about the typical responses to the kind of trauma they had endured: anxiety, sweating, upset stomachs, insomnia.
