Sentence examples for it typically makes from inspiring English sources

It typically makes for good eating in even the most modest of settings.

Give people more personal control over temperature, for example, and it typically makes them happier, while also saving energy.

LOS ANGELES— The Academy Awards, or "the Super Bowl for women," as the media industry often refers to it, typically makes for a quiet weekend at the multiplex.

I've followed Vitrue for a while now and it typically makes smart partnerships and acquisitions.

The biggest factor in determining gas prices is the price of crude: It typically makes up between 65% and 70% of the total cost of one gallon of regular gasoline.

Fine roots contribute the bulk of root respiration [29] [30], root respiration is proportional to root biomass [31], and it typically makes up at least 30% of total soil respiration in the tropics [31] [34]; consequently the lower fine root biomass in the L+ plots would effectively reduce soil respiration by c. 11%.

It's typically made from pigskins, cattle bones and cattle hides and you'll find it in sweets like gummy bears, Jell-O and traditional marshmallows.

It has typically made an acquisition once per year, though, and none so far this year, so it's only a matter of time.

This correction is only approximate; for example it assumes that measured Mw is based on true static displacement Mo value when it is typically made in the 30 200 s period band, and that mb is measured exactly at 1 s period without bias due to using too short of a time window.

And while such a lien is not filed against a specific piece of property, he said, the filing of such a lien typically makes it impossible for the debtor to sell a property in the county where the lien was filed until the lien is paid.

But my Nexus One typically makes it all day without having battery issues, and the 'rogue application' phenomenon simply hasn't been a major problem for me (I think it's affected me twice).