Sentence examples for typically drawn from inspiring English sources

As for why mosquitoes are attracted to one person more than others, Dr. Fradin said mosquitoes are typically drawn to carbon dioxide and lactic acids that everyone produces.

For revenue, they rely on author fees of up to $1,500 per article (typically drawn from research monies), voluntary university memberships, and grants.

"A Hole With Two Ends" is a bit of an anomaly in this collection; Faber is typically drawn less to Sandras and Neils than to more ordinary misfits.

One consequence was the near-ubiquity of all-white juries — since jurors were typically drawn from the pool of registered voters.

Nowhere is this more the case than on Long Island, where school officials have typically drawn some of the highest salaries in the state.

Until the 1990s, academically under-prepared but athletically gifted students were typically drawn to college sports by the offer of a free education.

Such shows typically draw 2,000 to 3,000 visitors a day.

Manufacturing typically draws workers away from agriculture, which pays less.

Military drills typically draw harsh rhetoric from the North, which considers them war preparations.

The festival typically draws more than a million visitors each year, organizers said.

First, the Tiger Team typically draws up what the general called an "interrogation plan".