Sentence examples for typically almost from inspiring English sources

"Boesman and Lena" has, typically, almost no plot - on the surface that is.

Their starting forward — and forwards are typically almost as tall as centers — was Charlie Yelverton, who was six feet two.

Typically, almost everything on a guided tour can be photographed, but tourists are sometimes requested to delete sensitive images.

A liquid is typically almost as dense as a solid but has some empty spaces into which the atoms or molecules can easily move.

Is this case of a private equity-owned firm trying to maximise every penny it can make out of its members already paying an expensive (typically almost £100 a year) membership, or a perfectly reasonable charge for delivering a service at the roadside?

Typically, almost as soon as he arrived in London, he began working, in Notting Hill, with the best known activist in the migrant community, the communist Claudia Jones, who was about to launch the first immigrant newspaper, the West Indian Gazette.

This year, the polls have gone from quite bad to quite good almost literally overnight — typically about three days before the election.

And, of course, more cigars -- those typically illicit, almost always coveted mementoes of Communist Cuba.

Coal typically produces almost twice as much carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour as natural gas.

Despite Packham's quip – Top Gear typically attracts almost double the audience of Springwatch – the presenter did have something to crow about.

Still, it is unclear why there should be such a delay as these types of reports are typically released almost immediately after shareholder meetings.