Sentence examples for typically, yes from inspiring English sources
How a pair of the blocks falls is believed to determine the answer to a (typically yes or no) question one might ask.
After opening the case file, he turned to the prosecutor, Bernice Lester, and asked, "Is the government ready for trial?" Unless an important witness had failed to appear or the prosecutor had suddenly noticed a glaring problem, the answer was typically yes.
The role is more parental than fraternal; not typically saying yes or no, but helping make the best possible decisions.
At least half of the people typically think yes, Rooksby said, which is not true.
And second, polls typically demand a yes or no answer, when the reality may be that we know that our support is pretty weak, and it may change, or we aren't even sure whether we'll turn up to the polls.
They typically conceded that yes, the accumulating evidence does indicate that the current drug-coated versions of coronary stents — tiny metal devices are used to prop open heart arteries after blockages have been cleared — are more likely to create deadly blood clots than the simpler bare metal products they have replaced.
There are more women's stores in the app than there are men's, as Shopmox features not just women's wear, but also clothes for maternity and for children – and yes, typically it's women buying those items.
