Sentence examples for typically empty from inspiring English sources

There are three strip clubs clustered together in the area, and customers typically empty out into the street shortly after their 4 a.m. closing hour, with drunken, rowdy patrons often congregating on the sidewalks, people in the neighborhood said.

When I do attend, it's when the church is typically empty and not during a service.

spoke out against the rider on the Senate floor, but the chamber is typically empty, and his objection was not enough to block it from passage.

Check out almost any committee hearing on C-SPAN 2, and those bottom two rows are typically empty, another example of the no-show culture that so surprised Jackie Speier.

The bar was typically empty when I'd DJ on Wednesday nights, but now there was a large crowd having a blast to the music I'd picked out for them (a heartwarming dynamic for even the most bitter of DJs).

In contrast, M. pruinosa primarily stores sperm in the BC, because the SP is typically empty of sperm and is less able to maintain sperm quality than the BC [26].

Included in this group were spas where water is not emptied at the end of each use (as opposed to spa baths which are typically emptied after use).

The trouble with SPACs, of course, is that they typically are empty on specifics, and we normally avoid them.

The seat where her father typically sat is empty.

The veteran star typically gets an empty stall adjacent to his regular locker, for extra storage space and the chance to spread out.

Gas stations now often have almost as much refrigerated shelf space as the grocery stores of my early childhood; even mediocre hotel rooms usually come with their own small fridge (which, typically, either is empty or — if it's a minibar — contains mainly things that don't need to be kept cold), in addition to an icemaker and a refrigerated vending machine down the hall.