Sentence examples for that typically get from inspiring English sources

Inner details that typically get muddied emerged with striking presence.

"I'm not comfortable with a male massaging the places that typically get massaged".

Three hundred percent (my rough estimate) looks pretty good to companies that typically get single digits on items they produce for discount retailers.

To me, what is interesting about this market view is that it allows us to consider the actual harms that consumers are worried about, as well as the harms that typically get reviewed by the FTC – price and market power.

In Stamford, Mayor Michael A. Pavia said 63 percent of the city was without power, but there was no flooding beyond areas that typically get soaked, no reports of people stranded in flooded homes and, in general, a better outcome than anyone expected.

What would be appropriate for my site, therefore, are ads that typically get served on Yahoo!

In San Francisco, a city government hotline that typically got two or three daily complaints about homeless encampments — 898 total for the year 2013, for example — started getting more than 50 a day, 6,982 by mid-May.

It was not the sort of sudden movement that typically gets a tennis star in trouble.

He tells voters that he plans to "repeal every word of Obamacare," a line that typically gets big cheers.

On the other hand, Mr. Carrión's presence in the race will undoubtedly garner more attention for a competition that typically gets little notice, they say.

And, yes, it was a show about a horribly agonising genital disfigurement, but so is Embarrassing Bodies, and that typically gets a third of the viewers of The Man with the 10-Stone Testicles.