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Ordinary in sentence

1942 examples of Ordinary in a sentence

In fact, in this small ordinary village, there is a "world" alive!
Managing also to string along Michael Wilding, as the ubercool Inspector "Ordinary" Smith, she might sound like some cold calculating wench who uses up people like Marlene goes through hats.
"Titanic Town" does an excellent job of demonstrating how one's own emotions, the news media and circumstantial events work to transform an ordinary individual into a national controversy.
The carnage has begun I guess it was that these seemingly unstoppable creatures looked so ordinary, except for their awkward gait and gruesome stitches, that made them seem so scary.
This is a class exercise in making the ordinary and everyday seem extraordinary.
Especially not if these imaginary friends are ordinary looking kids as well.
the buses" is a cheaply made comedy from the era of the Ford Cortina and the Austin Maxi.It was hugely popular with ordinary Brits who drove Ford Cortinas and Austin Maxis.It was their misfortune to be unaware that their predilection for seaside postcard humour would be regarded with contempt by a future generation many of whose values no doubt they in turn would have regarded with contempt.
Laura (Mariel Hemingway) and Marty (Mike Binder) are a regular couple with an ordinary sex life.
Abby is my favorite character, she's not your ordinary person you would expect to work for NCIS and I love that.
Villains and locations lack imagination, so they look cheap and ordinary.
There is no whining, no accusing, only a very real, and believable, look at the effect that it has on some very ordinary people.
Claire doesn't realize it but the nosey Alice is no ordinary employee.
"Happy Face Murders" is a below par whodunnit which has little to offer and is very ordinary in almost all respects.
The film focuses on an ordinary man's Islamic life to his interference with money affairs and the results of it.
The only comedy side to this film is that when the killing starts the people act as though its nothing out of the ordinary.
In Lille, Claire Gauthier (Isabelle Carré) is an ordinary married woman with a young daughter that works in an insurance company analyzing losses of insured properties.
1980 also included Ordinary People, Raging Bull, Coal Miners Daughter, Elephant Man, etc so it's odd that this one for both screenplay (Bo Goldman) and supporting actress (Mary Steenburgen), neither of which make any sense in retrospect.
Although the plot is rather ordinary, this film is generally much better than most blaxploitation entries, thanks to hard-hitting direction, powerful performances (Kotto is a standout), thoughtful script and multi-dimensional characters.
if the scale is that of kisna, its extra ordinary hard work.
Shot at the world famous Pere-Lachaise cemetery, the largest in Paris, the film explores the thoughts and feelings of those who have come to the gravesites to pay tribute to famous people such as Chopin, Modigliani, Apollonaire, Balzac, Proust, and Oscar Wilde as well as ordinary folks who lived and loved and have been remembered.
The only thing out of the ordinary to happen was one of the actors falling over a prop off camera.
Up until this point, Scotland had produced very few films that displayed us as normal, ordinary people, without stereotype image of heather, kilts shortbread, whisky and Orange Walks.
This is all topped off by an engrossing storyline, and a great performance by Joseph Cotten, as the ordinary man mixed up in this web of mystery.
Strutting around getting her new business together, rounding up clients and welcoming curious workers, in all-black leatherette motor-bike togs, she makes this otherwise rather ordinary little drama stand out.
The movie demystifies the band - Mick, Keith etc. seem extremely ordinary going about the day to day drudgery of being on tour.
But it's not an ordinary key, is the key from the secret garden, a garden who once was the place where her aunt always loved to stay and that now is locked since she died.
I like to go to the movie theater to see something different, out of the ordinary, stories that challenge the imaginations, that go further than what we live.
He's so ordinary and likable that he's welcomed without hesitation into the fabric of the typical American family.
Isn't it wonderful that this seemingly ordinary man has been able to entertain us for so many years without ever resorting to stories involving violence, murder, foul language and corruption.
and there is nothing "simple" about this "extra ordinary" projection of life of the powerless people it portrayed.
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