Sentence examples for what is typical from inspiring English sources
The Narmer representations display much of what is typical of Egyptian art of the Dynastic period.
"I understand we have had about a 5percentt dip from what is typical.
The number, though, is still lower than what is typical for an opera performance of "La Bohème".
But I suspect changes in what is "typical" have more to do with the media than with murder.
What is typical is that people lose control of their body and just slide on to the floor.
It's about picking apart what is typical and what is a sign of a much more serious problem".
Many sights became mental snapshots because they called out to me with irony, poignancy or because they squared with general expectations of what is typical for a region.
In what is typical for Blizzard, the development of Hearthstone was a long process, perhaps belied by the simplicity of the finished product.
Carne delivers the steaks, the cocktails and the wine, but in its first weeks it suffered from disorganization beyond what is typical of new restaurants.
Most firms, upon hearing of even a slight chance of Iranian involvement, conduct due diligence that is much more extensive than what is typical for F.C.P.A. compliance.
