Sentence examples for typically each year from inspiring English sources

Typically each year, large numbers of Americans leave their old jobs to find new ones.

Typically, each year, about 1,800 aspiring young singers enter the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, the most visible competition in America.

All of the uses described above typically grow each year.

One or two new graduate students are typically accepted each year.

There's a couple of hundred species known and a dozen or so are typically added each year.

Scholarship applications are typically accepted each year during winter quarter, and provide funding for the next academic year (fall, winter, spring quarters).

The cold-core rings are usually more numerous than warm-core rings, typically 10 each year as compared with five warm-core rings annually.

The American cities that Ironman typically plays each year include much smaller sites, like Lake Placid, N.Y.; Tempe, Ariz.; Louisville, Ky.; Panama City, Fla., and St .George, Utah.

The only budgeting decision that the governor and lawmakers typically make each year is whether to grant the homes an inflation adjustment upward.

The long-term stability provided by the subsidies lures capital, and the sliding scale of the tariff's prices, which typically drop each year toward average rates, encourages early adopters.

The 9-to-0 decision came after a state-sponsored study showed that even if students continued to improve on the exam, as they typically do each year, about one of every five seniors -- as many as 92,000 students -- would still have failed next year, when it was supposed to take effect.