Sentence examples for I typically ask from inspiring English sources

"I typically ask people, 'So you're worried about the pitchforks.

Upon meeting people for the first time, I typically ask, "What are your pronouns?" and inform them of mine as well so we know how to correctly refer to each other.

In my practice, I typically ask a patient several basic questions, check his blood pressure, pulse, and weight, discuss his diet and exercise routines, and order some blood tests.

When a volunteer joins, I typically ask them to tell me if they are particularly passionate about any cause, this way if a client working in that field pops up I go to them first.

Work backwards -- When people ask me for career advice, one of the first things I typically ask is "where do you see yourself in five years, ten years, and perhaps even ultimately?" When looking for a first job, this is something a lot of people forget about, since it feels so far away and less urgent than getting a job now.

When I travel somewhere, I'll typically ask friends on Facebook and Twitter for recommendations, which so far have tended to be excellent and satisfy my needs.

I'll typically ask: How would you describe yourself in three words outside the work environment?

I'll typically ask an authentic networker for a CV (it's much more effective to send one when asked!) and make a note in my database of that person's special area of expertise in case a suitable opportunity comes across my desk.

When I address this issue with my patients, I – like most doctors — typically ask the basic question, "Are you taking your medications?" and then write down "Yes" or "No".

At the end of most years, I'm typically asked to write about the best psychology papers of the past twelve months.

When you hire, what are you looking for and what do you typically ask? A. When I'm interviewing for senior positions, I'm accepting the fact that they're technically competent before they ever get in front of me.