Sentence examples for typically field from inspiring English sources

The owners of Balthazar and Pastis, for example, report that they typically field 700 telephone calls a day.

And, like their high school counterparts, the Midgets play against teams that typically field three times as many players.

In most intensively-managed European farming systems, the uncultivated elements present are linear features in the landscape, typically field margins, verges and watercourses.

FBS schools, previously known as D I-A schools, typically field the best teams in college football.

Typically field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) are the techniques capable of sufficient spatial resolution to visualize the scale of porosity that impacts catalysts.

It was Cashman, not Torre, who typically fielded the calls from George Steinbrenner.

She typically loses money despite typically fielding a winner, including a title team in 2002.

Many Floridians avidly follow collegiate gridiron football each autumn, with the state's major universities typically fielding some of the best teams in the country.

It does not take anything away from the heroic moments (the flip to nab Giambi, the sacrificing of the chin), or from the lanky elegance with which he typically fielded his position, to note that his range was limited, and that this made him, on balance, a mediocre shortstop.

But some critics say that the law hurts women's wrestling because it tempts colleges to bypass sports with small rosters — wrestling typically fields about 20 to 30 women — in favor of sports like rowing, with teams of up to 60 members.

Ms. Usleman said she typically fields questions these days like, "Should I go back and live with my parents?" and "Is it O.K. to take my children out of private school?" In the past, she added, "they would ask, 'Should I have a baby?' But now they have put that on hold.