Sentence examples for he typically made from inspiring English sources

Mr. Packard said that while he typically made four investments a year, he might make just three this year.

He never allowed her to increase her training by more than 10 miles a week over any six-month period, and he typically made her wait a year.

He typically makes $100 to $150 a day.

He typically makes predictions twice a year, revising previous estimates as well as looking ahead.

He typically makes $150 to $300 on an overnight shift, so this is a good run.

He missed a slew of shots he typically makes, made it to the free-throw line just twice and blamed himself for the Spurs' defeat.

The heart of the piece is Matthew Rushing, an isolated figure rooted center stage, and he typically makes the most of rather skimpy choreography.

Mr. Norris's route takes him up and down the snow-covered hills of the lower Hudson River villages -- Hastings, Dobbs Ferry and Ardsley -- where he typically makes about 30 calls a day, delivering 7,500 gallons of home heating oil.

He's not the speediest outfielder, but he typically makes good breaks on the ball, runs proper routes, and is probably a little faster than you think.

If a billionaire didn't inherit his or her money, he or she typically made it by holding a stake in a company with a soaring valuation: Think Bill Gates.

Corporate lawyers who defend companies, he added, typically make more money on a case than the lawyers for whistle-blowers do.