Sentence examples for typically appearing from inspiring English sources

Mayes cites the example of Jessica Ennis as a "phenomenal role model" being respected as an athlete first and typically appearing in her sports gear for marketing campaigns.

In an effort to woo readers — and generate additional advertising revenue — magazines are being published with two, three, four or more front covers, typically appearing one after another as if a printing press had run amok.

The returns from private equity investments can be misleading, he noted, typically appearing dismal for the first several years after they have been made, but then picking up as the start-up companies in which a fund has invested become profitable.

Haematogeneous spread via the portal vein to the liver occurs in 25% of patients at presentation, with liver metastases typically appearing as rim-enhancing low-attenuation lesions during the portal venous phase.

The disease has a definite tendency to affect younger individuals, typically appearing before the age of 40, with a study in 1922 reporting that 70% of cases display symptoms before the age of 20, and 85% before 35.

47– 49 Ultrasound (USS) is a commonly used test in patients with suspected NAFLD, with steatosis typically appearing as a hyperechogenic liver.

The measles rash typically appears after two to four days.

Mr. Whitmore typically appeared in the ads in khaki pants and a tucked-in plaid shirt.

Movies typically appear on video four to five months after opening in theaters.

In court, Mr. Ghailani typically appeared relaxed and engaged as he sat with his lawyers.

And then the debate was broadcast during the hour when syndicated game shows typically appear.