Founding the Children's Aid Society, Brace controversially arranged for abandoned children to be sent, by rail, to farm families — "kind, Christian homes in the country" as he put it, typically where they would work.
How is your work going to advance the field?" As a member of the Trolling for Dollars audience put it: "Typically, a reviewer will read your application only once, so you really need that 'Wow!' factor".
As the Private Suite website puts it: "It typically takes 2,200 footsteps from car seat to plane seat.
Or, to put it in his typically blunt manner: "It's all crap.
As Slate's Ryan Gallagher put it in a typically excellent analysis of this report: "The disclosures are yet another illustration of the extremely aggressive scope of the clandestine spy operations that have been conducted by both the United Kingdom and the United States.
Cristiano put it in a more typically Italian way: "It's a wine that leads to friendship," he said.
"If investors are going to keep money in technology then they'll typically put it into a blue chip," said Adrian Brass, a manager with Investec Guinness Flight's Wireless World fund, which has assets of $25 million.
Star partners occasionally leave Cravath — "planets occasionally spin out," was how Evan Chesler, the firm's managing partner, put it earlier this year — but typically go to an investment bank or move in house.
Breaking a house (as the old cases typically put it) absent an announcement would penalize someone who " 'did not know of the process, of which, if he had notice, it is to be presumed that he would obey it ….' " Wilson, 514 U. S., at 931 932 (quoting Semayne's Case, 5 Co. Rep. 91a, 91b, 77 Eng. Rep. 194, 195 196 (K. B. 1603)).
It's the sinking sensation that the American game is rigged — that, as the president typically put it a month after his inauguration, the system is in hock to "the interests of powerful lobbyists or the wealthiest few" who have "run Washington far too long".
As Pentagon chief Carter typically put it in a recent Foreign Affairs article: "Every port call, flight hour, exercise, and operation [in the pivot] has added a stitch to the fabric of the Asia-Pacific's stability".
