Sentence examples for she has typically from inspiring English sources

And by the time a person contacts the agency, he or she has typically thought about it for two years or so, said Carolyn Rabolt, who does parent recruitment for the agency.

Ms. Sarella, who in 2005 achieved a modicum of outsourcing fame when she was one of the virtual assistants featured in an Esquire magazine article about exported work, said she welcomed the opportunity to do something more creative than the data-entry work or chores for distant executives that she has typically done as a virtual assistant.

She appeared to tear up several times but said she would play on, perhaps in some of the tuneup matches on grass she has typically avoided ahead of Wimbledon, because she wants to work out kinks, believing that better days like the ones she used to have with regularity will come again.

Each subject also provided a sample of water he or she had typically used for drinking.

In the past, she said, there has typically been an 18-month lag between an economic upturn and a recovery of the office market.

In fact, Mr. Giuliani has resisted engaging Mrs. Clinton on issues she has raised and has typically declined to respond to her attacks.

"There is an agreed standard that has typically been developed by some commission," she said.

Although it has typically taken years to develop such systems, she leads a team that develops them in months.

The magazine has typically had a small circulation.

And this is what the research has typically shown.

For governors of New York, the title has typically stuck.