Sentence examples for and then typically from inspiring English sources

HEADING HOME And then, typically on Sundays we drive back.

Republican lawmakers have rarely defied Trump, and then typically on matters of foreign policy.

Volunteers visit beaches to clean up and assess conditions -- and then, typically, break out kites and build campfires.

Co-op students return for regular spring studies and then typically go back to work during the following summer.

It's got all of it going and then typically been able to strike some compromise in the regulations and all.

Biodegradable drug carriers are responsible for delivering drugs and then typically degrading through hydrolysis or common proteases for physiological clearance.

It would rise in a crescendo and fall, rise and fall, then, typically, conclude with her head slightly lowered, a nod for each of the last three, separated, words.

The 2010 quotas were not issued until Dec. 31, and exporters then typically needed several weeks to arrange shipping.

The latter can be caused by abnormal service conditions but can also occur on a more regular basis and are then typically observed in components with strong thermal transients during engine start-up.

Anti-lock braking, a feature that helps dramatically reduce the likelihood of a crash, has been around for many years for motorcycles, but fitment has been limited largely to expensive models – and even then typically as an extra-cost option.

Without considering K-edge absorption, the energy-dependent attenuation of the human body can be modelled as a linear combination of a set of materials [18] and is then typically expressed in a basis decomposition of two materials or, in terms of the underlying physical interaction processes, photo-electric effect and Compton-scattering.