Sentence examples for are typically packed from inspiring English sources

For one thing, audience and actors are typically packed into small spaces.

His shows are typically packed with young fans who seem familiar with his work.

Previews are typically packed with subscribers, who tend to be older than most ticket-buyers and may scratch their heads at the play's references to figures like the rapper Biggie Smalls.

The months that follow are typically packed with physical therapy, adjustment to prosthetics or wheelchairs, and a scramble to get back to normal life.

One afternoon during the winter, the place was typically packed: young mothers ran their fingers over rolls of soft cotton, to be sewn into pillowcases and sheets.

The station is typically packed with teenagers during rush hour, and witnesses initially described the victim, who was dressed in athletic clothes, as a girl.

The Venice Beach Boardwalk is typically packed with tourists, and local artists set up tables and kiosks there to sell their works.

Although it looks like just another local pub from the outside, it is typically packed with gay men representing a rainbow of nationalities: Ecuadorean, Dominican, Hindu, Filipino, Taiwanese, West Indian, Korean and Mexican.

During Winter, the trail is snow-covered, but is typically packed and passable with micro spikes.

The floor is typically packed dirt and may be covered with woven mats of grasses or raffia.

Today the town is typically packed with thousands of tourists roaming around its castles, fortresses, gun turrets, museums and shopping lanes.