typical *** , auch: typic literary , auch: typal

But what can I do in a more typical year?

She does not seem to have been a typical one.

In other ways, the day could not be more typical.

Education at the typical community college will now be free.

These recent days have not been typical of your future life.

They are not typical of the people who live here.

A typical team is made up of six to 12 members.

Student life, like the school itself, is different from a typical college.

The typical student was between 14 and 18 years of age.

The most typical reason is cost, but also use case.

What I did was typical of any woman my age.

His men and women are real, several of them typical.

I would say your own experience is very far from typical.

The typical York student is a black woman around age 28 with a child.

If we're up against a really typical case we have a job on hand.

If you're a typical American, the answer is for the rest of your life.

The process at Washington, where 98 percent of the 702 students are black, was typical.

Now four or five of these might be made on a single typical day.

They told him it was not typical of someone his age.

She thought it would be like her friends' more typical college experience.

For the typical family of four, it is up by 60 percent.

But the typical level found in field studies was much lower.

A typical high school teacher works with more than 150 students every day.

The typical high school has about 2,800 students, and some have 3,500.

The typical wait is four to six hours, he said.