Sentence examples for typically coming from inspiring English sources

A typical stadium in the Atlantic League costs $14 million to $20 million, with financing typically coming from a mixture of city, state and county sources, she said.

Money pools are clannish, with members of a given hui typically coming from the same region of China or even from the same village.

"May, June and July — the months when people are typically coming out of schooling — will be the big test," he said.

The average debit card was used to make 94 purchases in 2013, with the total amount spent per card typically coming in at just over £4,000.

It's a (perhaps overdue) reflection of political reality and a contrast to the way he's implored Congress to act on his legislative priorities in previous SOTUs -- typically coming up empty-handed.

He warned that while economic fundamentals are fine, stock prices will probably be choppy "because the stock market does not do well typically coming off this type of volatility" and the Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates again.

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.