Sentence examples for which typifies from inspiring English sources

We're saying look at what we've done in the past, which typifies everyone in the category".

Its capital, Zaragoza, is about halfway between two tourism magnets, Madrid and Barcelona, which typifies the problem.

Remiz If "Sex and the City" ever shoots in Hungary, Remiz, which typifies New Budapest, would be a major location.

I learned of a moving incident from a Metropolitan police community outreach officer, which typifies the prevailing, scarcely acknowledged atmosphere.

Verdict: Although its acquisition means Bossa Studios no longer counts as a startup, it's young and in a field which typifies Silicon Roundabout.

A good place to head when it rains is the island's community centre, which typifies the trust and openness I found everywhere in the Scillies.

These works which typify much of recent debate are nothing but a declaration of their architect's compassion; a greeting card congratulating the left for its beauty.

Further neat interpassing between forwards and backs resulted in a 35th-minute try for Tom Varndell which typified the way the game was going.

The house, named Nirvana, was built with the extravagance which typified the Celtic tiger era, when free-spending and conspicuous display was the order of the day.

It looks easy until you see John Daly hunting for his ball on the third fairway, which, typifying a links fairway, has the loved-in texture of a rumpled sheet.

Eastward to the boulevard Saint-Michel, the area toward the river from the boulevard Saint-Germain is a tangle of narrow, animated streets, which typify the tourist's idea of a vivacious and noisy Paris.