Sentence examples for usual kind of from inspiring English sources
All the usual kind of stuff".
They have the usual kind of petty, sisterly spat.
But tomorrow will not be a usual kind of day.
Dear Dr Mander I'm not your usual kind of Conservative.
Frey's transgressions didn't fit Oprah's usual kind of story line, and it threw her off.
" But it might be "no down payment" if you find a motivated seller -- and if real estate, then dependable renters in your building can pay the bills and the mortgage, for example; that is how rentals work (be reasonable and maintain property; expect renters to cause ordinary wear and tear; so that as landlord, you usually should do the needed, usual kinds of repairs).
"My reasons for changing are very personal and have nothing to do with the usual kinds of academically determined decisions, or with possible reactions," Mr. Rochberg said.
"We asked him the usual kinds of questions a board asks," he said, "like, 'How can we get more young people?' It was thrilling to feel the energy in his suggestion that we try new things and take some risks.
"It's a very good way to get a message across in the context of a lot of demonstrations which have been rather noisy and where the public gets inured to the chanting and the usual kinds of call-and-response kind of activity that marchers do," said William Kornblum, a professor of sociology at the City University of New York.
Those already listed will be back for all the usual kinds of financing companies need, and to take part in mergers, as either buyers or sellers.The advantage of America for these companies lies not in politics (though being spared boycotts helps) but in the businesses they are in: by and large, high-technology stuff.
