Sentence examples for typically arranged from inspiring English sources

This network is typically arranged in rows; however, neuromasts may also be organized singly.

While it is typically arranged for a wife who is expected to live longer than her husband, it can be done either way around.

Some county boards of election refused to mail lists, contending they were too big, and the lists that were available were typically arranged by county, not Congressional district.

Apple has argued that such a solution was impossible because of copyright agreements with music companies and royalty collection societies, which are typically arranged country by country.

Providers are prepared to offer up to 50% of the car's value, with repayments typically arranged over a 12-month period.

His group raises money from churches; until last year it typically arranged for 180 to 190 North Korean refugees annually to escape to the South.

Germans still typically arrange their holidays through traditional travel agents.

Parents typically arrange for the ultrasound technician to withhold the gender finding from them.

(Sports Express and its competitors typically arrange deliveries through companies like Federal Express and United Parcel Service, so generally they do not pick up or deliver items on Saturday or Sunday).

To help overcome that barrier and to avoid getting lost on Queens streets, Mr. Bernstein said, he typically arranges for clients to meet him at Grand Central Terminal and take the subway.

The officers escort high-profile people in and out of the buildings at the request of their lawyers, who typically arrange for someone to call a driver parked nearby to pick their clients up once their day in court is done.