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(61) He looked up to see Norm coming down the driveway.

(62) The norm for those engaging in it is to maintain a sector of open public work, including their own Trotskyist publication.

(63) When comprehensive schools became the norm there was still no serious attempt to rethink the curriculum or the values incorporated within it.

(64) Opening the evening in grand style is Norm Marini, doing his reality-twisting routines tableside.

(65) Certainly, organised, structured delinquent gangs do not appear to be the norm in Britain today.

(66) Only 38 percent of white kids tested were below the norm: 60. 5 percent of nonwhite kids were now below.

(67) For large families then was the in-thing, the norm; no woman can graciously accept being barren.

(68) In a turbulent environment, diversity, contradiction and disjunction are the norm.

(69) By contrast, the norm for curriculum change is for it to occur piecemeal and gradually over long periods.

(70) It is a social norm approach without the promise of security.

(71) In neither class group is either norm - satisfaction or dissatisfaction - adhered to absolutely.

(72) Norm was more pleasant at the dinner table when the boys were not there.

(73) All the evidence suggests that schools are generally well-ordered places where acceptable behaviour is the norm.http://sentencedict.com

(74) The norm for knowledge work is shifting in the fishnet anytime / anyplace organization.

(75) Enter the four-day county championship match, which this season becomes the norm.

(76) The competitive market system also gives us a norm, or standard, against which the real-world economy can be compared.

(77) The whole emphasis is placed on the terms being negated, thereby reflecting a profound bias towards aggression as the norm.

(78) Individual desks are the norm, as opposed to tables, lounge chairs, or work stations.

(79) The jury would have no role in most homicide cases, since a plea of guilty would be the norm.

(80) In exercising its norm control jurisdiction the Court acts as a restraint on the possibilities of abuse inherent in the legislative process.

(81) Only that essential easing down of training should deviate from the norm.

(82) Norm was very busy these days, and often did not come home for dinner.

(83) Driver-only buses have become the norm, and may have increased privatised profitability, but they've decreased traffic flow.

(84) At the hospital and even at the Christmas party with former patients, disability 143 was the norm.

(85) They typically hide much greater deviations from the norm than say the figure for the average physical height of a population does.

(86) Temperatures will be a little below the seasonal norm, but winds will remain very light, so it should feel quite pleasant.

(87) No smoking is the norm throughout the Council's office buildings.

(88) Though more enterprising than the norm, such guests are increasingly frequent visitors to the World Bank and other international institutions.

(89) Increasingly, privately-built housing for owner-occupation was seen as the norm while council housing was seen as necessary for the low-paid only.

(90) By using nonsexist language we can at least avoid the overt implication that males are the standard and norm of all humanity.