Examples of using Was typical in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But it was typical.
And as was typical with the Norden bombsight, the bomb actually missed its target by 800 ft.
I said it was typical.
It was typical Ace.
Her reaction was typical.
This was typical of her.
Your reaction was typical.
This was typical of Mikey Forrester.
The 2008 crash was typical.
This was typical of our relationship.
Friday's list was typical.
This was typical of middle class families.
Remington's attitude toward Native Americans was typical for the time.
His reply was typical:”To me there's no other choice.
He was actually found in a hole near the house… butthis inattention to detail was typical.
The Quirky bankruptcy was typical of the new approach.
And, as was typical of our Founding Father, I found him unabashedly exposed.
Huddleston was known as amember of the moderate wing of the Democratic Party, as was typical of party members from Kentucky.
My childhood was typical. Summers in Rangoon, luge lessons.
As a result of increasedthermogenesis more calories were burned internally than was typical of each individual's metabolic rate.
The activity was typical of the routine of the line: patrols, mortar fire and artillery.
Zoe Segal-Reichlin, 33,a lawyer for Planned Parenthood in New York, was typical in her approach to naming her son, now 10 months old.
His debut season was typical of what the world had come to expect from it's star player- 34 more goals followed, and more records were broken.
Fake scan of this badware is not anything new, because such behavior of it was typical for all other rogues of such type(previous samples).
It is believed that dosages back then ranged anywhere from 20 mg a day to 50 mg a day for men, and extremely low dosages(5 mg a day)for women was typical.
The activity was typical of the routine of the line: patrols, ambushes and clashes in the no-man's-land between the lines, mortar fire and sometimes artillery shelling.
The common response of Malcolm X to questions about numbers--'Those who know aren't saying,and those who say don't know'--was typical of the attitude of the leadership.
Points of interest include working farms,a restaurant that serves fare that was typical in the 1830s, the train depot where you can catch a ride on a steam-powered locomotive, and rides in a Model T.
As a result of a mandatory primary election law passed in 1935, the Republican nominee wouldnot be chosen by a nominating convention, as was typical for the party.