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Wednesday night, Buehrle struggled atypically with his command early in the game, the Twins scoring all of their runs in the first two innings.— Top Stories - Google News
Theater employees and SXSW crew agreed that audience and cast-crew turnout was atypically crazy, and that's a good …— Austin360 - XL Headlines
A couple of days ago, I gave my husband rare control of the DVR decided to catch up on some backlogged hours of Doctor Who, and caught a particularly awesome (albeit atypically structured) episode called "Blink."— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
I'd have voted for him after seeing such an atypically straightforward (for a politician) display of articulate level-headedness.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
It certainly helps explain why he's "an atypically quiet American", as is noted on the book's cover (a truthful blurb, this one, as his friends and colleagues can attest).— The Nation - Breaking News
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