Sentence examples for typically came from inspiring English sources

The fund's assistance typically came with many conditions attached, requiring necessary but painful policy changes.

But these typically came in low resolution and with restricted rights.

They typically came of age in the 1950s, when consensus reigned, and with it conformism.

Under Ms. Pollock's program, intervention typically came before landlords took the tenants to court.

His generation typically came with an H-1B visa, then got a green card and eventually citizenship.

But their giving typically came much later in life, after their companies and personal fortunes were well established.

But these clothes typically come in sizes 0 through 12.

And those that haven't have typically come under scrutiny.

Bank failures typically come as a surprise to outsiders.

"They typically come from Republicans against Democrats," he said.

They typically come with DVD players and CD burners.