Sentence examples for typically closed from inspiring English sources

(Beware: stores are typically closed between 2 and 4 30 p.m. for siesta).

But he can't, because the camera's workings are typically closed to amateur photographers.

In any case established hedge funds, in particular those with good records, are typically closed to new money.

In previous recessions, Mr. Youngdahl said, the gap typically closed to a level that would be equivalent to roughly $100 billion today before the economy revived.

"This opportunity to be challenged by the A.P. experience may open up doors of success, which otherwise are typically closed," Dr. Janey said.

The total cost to consumers was less than you might suppose ($2.5 million), because the employees were just trying to meet sales and bonus targets, and typically closed the accounts quickly.

Wearing scanty, ridiculous outfits that reveal her Rubenesque curves, she typically closes a show by pulling a man onstage and sitting on his face.

Typically, closing costs paid by the buyer are about 6 percent of the sale price on average-priced homes, Mr. Walker said.

The check-cashing place typically closes around 6 p.m., but every other Thursday, for payday at Rikers, it remains open until 1 a.m. and employs someone to direct traffic for the many cars seeking to park.

There was another visual pun when Ed Erhardt, president for global customer marketing and sales at ESPN, who typically closes the presentation each year, came out with Mariano Rivera, the relief pitcher for the New York Yankees considered the best closer in baseball.

Mr. Foster, in an echo of his counterparts, typically closes his first freshman talk with an elegantly simple, upbeat plea to pay attention to an aspect of their lives they may have neglected in the time leading up to college.