Sentence examples for typically suburban from inspiring English sources

You know, typically suburban.

North of Post Road, Southport looks more typically suburban, and properties are more spread out.

Los Alamos is typically suburban, with sizable homes, good schools, low crime.

"This is more people than shop here; this is a typically suburban thing, mall walking," Ms. Lurie said.

Houses in the Southern sections, generally west of the Stony Brook campus of the State University and south of Route 25A, are newer, and the look is more typically suburban.

West of the Hudson Parkway, beyond a few typically suburban streets and blocks of apartment buildings, Riverdale becomes idyllic, its winding, sidewalk-free roads dotted with maples and oaks.

It was a typical suburban second car.

And before long, there was Mr. Gomberg, typically boring suburban dad, working on a CD with Mr. Stoner; the drummer Luther Rix, who also played with Mr. Dylan; and John Guth, another musician with big-time credits, who owned the studio.

Patch sites typically cover suburban areas, and this first wave of interviews skews heavily to the Northeast states, with just over half the interviews coming from Massachusetts (26), Connecticut (17), New Jersey (15), New York (11), Pennsylvania (4) and Rhode Island (5).

Born in 1943 in Boston, the son of a lawyer and a housewife, he escaped from his typically humdrum 1950s suburban childhood into "mind travel".

It may be the price the hardcore movement must pay for a reputation that even some adults say is ironic, given the type of youths that it typically attracts: educated, suburban and, by and large, clean-cut.