Sentence examples for usual types from inspiring English sources

It employs plenty of computer scientists, MBAs and all the usual types found at technology companies.

By contrast, careers in medicine, engineering, law or pharmacy require higher credentials and advanced degrees, which protects their children from the usual types of discrimination.

The most usual types of groups are employees of a common employer, members of a labour organization, debtors of a common creditor, or members of a professional or trade association.

In "The Spectacular Now," however, the screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber ("500 Days of Summer") and the director James Ponsoldt, working from a novel by Tim Tharp, have committed a commercial indiscretion: they have made a movie about two kids who don't conform to any of the usual types.

Look for the unmarked trailer just north of the gondola called T Bar (2045 Ski Time Square Drive; 970-879-6652), surrounded by plastic chairs and picnic tables around which are seated the usual types: hipsters, ski bums and shaggy dogs.

These are the usual types of slope failure associated with rock masses, namely, planar, wedge, toppling and circular failures.

But in literature you tend to come across the usual character types: either the bureaucrats such as Eichmann, or the highly perverse caricature of a Nazi.

She wasn't the usual type.

The most usual type was a local one of Mount Argaeus.

My relationship with Stephen was not the usual type of supervisor-student relationship.

Neuroendocrine tumors are much less deadly than the usual type of pancreatic cancer.