Sentence examples for typically grown from inspiring English sources

"This could result in the difference in being able to mature a sangiovese - typically grown in Italy - and a riesling, typically grown in Germany," he says.

Napa cabbage is a biennial but is typically grown as an annual.

Apples, in contrast, are typically grown within a few hundred miles of the store and keep for months in a basket out in the garage.

"As cassava is a vegetable typically grown and sold by women, the project has helped women make more money and generate more income for their households.

Mr. Jones has published studies showing that both Napa Valley and Bordeaux are approaching the temperature threshold for optimum cultivation of the grapes typically grown there.

Everybody else will get the same rich but not filthy-rich polenta, although the ground corn is now typically grown in upstate New York, not South Carolina.

Such stems typically grow in deep shade and droop downward.

Scrublands typically grow under conditions of high environmental stress.

The Federal Register typically grows fat with regulations churned out in the final weeks of any administration.

The semi industry typically grows at 3%-53%-5%pound annual growth rate (dollar sales).

That is particularly bad news because TV sales typically grow when the holiday-shopping season approaches.