Sentence examples for typically live for from inspiring English sources

Patients typically live for another 12-13 years.

Laysan albatrosses, which are monogamous, typically live for 12 to 40 years.

Such men typically live for two or three years, but by the time they entered the study their disease had already progressed for some time.

European nightjars breed when aged one year, and typically live for four years.

However, these frogs typically live for much longer than that in captivity, having been reported to live as long as 25 years.

Fortunately, if you're in a mayfly-heavy area and you can't wait to be rid of them, you're in luck: The bugs typically live for only 24 to 72 hours after emerging from the water.

Graduate students typically live off-campus (for example, in Home Park) or on-campus in the Graduate Living Center or 10th and Home.

"The temperatures we typically live at are comfortable for mold," said Dr. Mark J. Banner, a microbiologist who is the director of the IMS Laboratory and an instructor for the National Association of Mold Prevention, both in Walled Lake, Mich.

The guests who come for recreational skiing typically live at a low altitude.

Whereas C. pennsylvanicus and relatives in the subgenus Camponotus typically live in temperate regions and hibernate for part of the year, C. vafer and C. floridanus and their relatives live in warmer climates and their colonies are more active throughout the year.

Life expectancy has increased substantially, for example, but women typically live several years longer than men.