Sentence examples for typically kept from inspiring English sources

But guns are typically kept at home.

Some are dissidents who are typically kept under close surveillance.

Their suits are typically kept under seal while the government investigates.

But Mrs. Montez typically kept her choice to herself — until this year.

The intensively produced broiler is typically kept in an artificially lit shed of around 20,000-30,000 birds.

The armed forces were entirely segregated until 1948, and the black companies at D-Day were typically kept from combat.

It was a far cry from the usual experience of an academic, where patients are typically kept at arm's length.

If achieving pariah status isn't enough reason to stop and rinse, here's another: onsen waters are typically kept at temperatures appropriate for lobster-boiling.

While the source of ingredients is typically kept private by companies, Sara Lee revealed the supplying countries for its new whole grain white bread.

While freed Soviet spies typically kept a low profile after their return to Moscow, Chapman became a lingerie model, corporate spokeswoman and television personality.

It enables intelligence services to penetrate and collect any sensitive or confidential data which is typically kept hidden and protected from the public.