Sentence examples for has typically done from inspiring English sources

Throughout the cycle, Mr. Romney has typically done well among voters who cared most about electability.

The Democratic presidential candidate has typically done a little better when the state's governor is a Republican, and vice versa.

Stalin was, though, but shows about him will not lift ratings 15 to 20percentthethe way Hitler programming has typically done on the History Channel.

What he has typically done in his own work is not to make the personal political but — even before his apostasy from the left — to render the political personal, shrinking it down to human size by inserting an analogue of himself into the commotion of public events.

Ms. Sarella, who in 2005 achieved a modicum of outsourcing fame when she was one of the virtual assistants featured in an Esquire magazine article about exported work, said she welcomed the opportunity to do something more creative than the data-entry work or chores for distant executives that she has typically done as a virtual assistant.

Zuckerman has never been shy about spending large for major assets, although he has typically done so through Boston Properties rather than acting on his own.

Such malfeasance has marred many other recent elections in Russia, but opposition parties have typically done little more than file legal protests.

Measures to restrain London have typically done little for the rest of the country but have harmed the economy of our city.

He said he hoped that the new military ruler would not try to cling to power, the way others have typically done in Africa.

While event movies have typically done 60 percent of their business in 3-D, "Stranger Tides" sold just 47 percent in 3-D.

"It's much more holistic than just television," Mr. Johnson said in a phone interview, with "more digital engagement than we've typically done".