Sentence examples for typically get on from inspiring English sources

A shareholder resolution on I.B.M.'s 1999 pension revisions received about 15percentt of the vote -- far more than shareholder proposals typically get on such issues but much less than last year, when it received an extraordinary 28percentt of the vote.

But just as the project was nearing completion in spring 2007, Mr. Imus was fired from his radio show and its simulcast on MSNBC over a racist and sexist exchange that got as much play on YouTube as Big & Rich typically get on Country Music Television.

Barbara Bowley, co-founder of the horseracing tournament website The Tournament Edge, and Nicolle Neulist, The Tournament Edge content editor: Ten horses are contesting the 2017 Preakness, and only two of them typically get on or close to the lead early in the race.

We asked the AOL Sleep Team how many hours of sleep they typically get on the weekdays.

We were not alone in our thinking: the village had 250 volunteers that morning — less, the organizers said, than they'd typically gotten on summer weekends.

I definitely had a vision of places where I wanted to shoot, and you don't typically get to shoot on as many locations as we did, but we really strived to double the amount that you normally see for a movie with this kind of budget.

Instead of the estimated 20% margins they make on Casablanca, they can typically get 45% on even the cheapest Craftmade fans.

In a bankruptcy, bond holders typically get 50 cents on the dollar, though the amount varies widely depending on where the bonds rank in the company's capital structure.

Those costs typically get passed on to consumers in the form of higher mortgage rates.

We typically get together on a weeknight fairly early so getting into most places should not be impossible.

Retailers and consumer-goods makers typically get data on a daily basis, from point-of-sale scanners.