Sentence examples for it typically turns from inspiring English sources

When iron oxidizes, or rusts, it typically turns shades of red, orange or purple.

A new technology typically turns its limitations into a mechanism of evaluation and consigns phenomena outside its capacities to the margins, not merely to its margins but to the margins of what is generally significant and worth worrying about.

For her work, she typically turns to the Internet, visiting Craigslist and eBay, because, she said, it is "cheaper to pay for shipping from the middle of the country" than to buy something in New York, where prices are high.

Washington typically turns to Wall Street to add clout to its message, analysts said.

He typically turns in the cars every few years.

The problem is that this debate typically turns defensive, with identity defined in narrow, exclusive terms.

Ms. Reff said that she typically turns to her mother to answer the questions.

Unless the subject is a monster, all that intimacy typically turns the biographer into a personal partisan.

The number-crunching typically turns up 150 to 200 stocks, of which 50 or 60 are selected.

In such autoimmune diseases, the body's defense system typically turns against itself by homing in on and destroying one of the body's proteins.

But Livesey more typically turns her lens to current times, focusing on delicately off-kilter emotions — relationships set atilt by a pregnancy, a stepchild, an illness, a lie (or lies).