Sentence examples for not typically sent from inspiring English sources

Egypt has not typically sent athletes to the Winter Games.

The new policy was designed to attract students from high schools that did not typically send many students to the UC, giving the UC a way to potentially increase minority enrollment.

That's nice on mobile phones (you don't burn through your carrier SMS allotment), but it's proven especially popular on the iPod Touch, which can't typically send or receive text messages.

The RNC doesn't typically send money directly to candidates for state and local office.

The designers' orders are more likely to be 3,000 or 4,000 pieces, not the production runs of 100,000 pairs of jeans that are now typically sent to China.

Mr. Donohue explained the first discrepancy by saying that the counsel's office was where some documents related to prisoners were typically sent, not that he had actually sent them.

The rebates are typically sent out in October.

Discarded clothing and shoes are typically sent to landfill.

Responses are typically sent within one hour.

Other countries avoid loans but they typically send fewer people to university, don't cover students' maintenance costs or expect students to pay upfront, which limits access.

They will then typically send archers, spearmen, and skirmishers (rarely men-at-arms) to harass lumberjacks and slow down production (NOT to kill villagers).