Sentence examples for he has typically from inspiring English sources

He has typically carried the Yankees to the Series, then let them carry him.

Van Ast says he has typically earned around 6.1% on his cash.

BALTIMORE He has typically struggled against the better run defenses this season, averaging 50 yards a game against the top 10.

What Mangini did not say — and what he has typically said publicly after each loss — was whether Pennington would remain his starting quarterback.

While Mr. Romney often invokes his broad experience at Bain, he has typically avoided getting into the details of the private equity business, seemingly to avoid the negative connotation that the industry has for some Americans.

Though he painted John F. Kennedy (now on a postage stamp) and the ballet master Rudolf Nureyev, among others, he has typically preferred rendering landscapes and animals to the face of a stranger willing to write a check.

And by the time a person contacts the agency, he or she has typically thought about it for two years or so, said Carolyn Rabolt, who does parent recruitment for the agency.

Before last Thanksgiving, Ogilvy said he had typically been a cleanshaven/occasional day-old stubble kind of guy.

He had typically earned $700,000 to $800,000 a year since his hiring in 2001, and sometimes more, according to the university's tax records.

He had, typically, forgotten about an air supply – detail was never his strong point – so that he had to be freed from his helmet, puce and gasping, by a young English poet.

Nearly six months ago when more candidates were in the race, he had typically continued: "You know, Jeb went after me and, if you know, Perry went after me and I went after him.