Sentence examples for typically ones from inspiring English sources

Not typically ones to raise their voices, librarians staged an overnight read-in on the steps of the Brooklyn Public Library on Grand Army Plaza to criticize the city's plan to close 40 branches by month's end, and to reduce hours and employees at those that remain.

Viruses, typically ones called adenoviruses, retroviruses or herpes simplex viruses are modified to carry the corrected gene of a faulty human one.

Others are keeping cash with their prime brokers or have chosen alternative vehicles — typically ones that avoid Treasuries — just in case equities tank.

In each half-hour episode of "H8R" two celebrities or athletes — typically ones who have suffered their share of negative tabloid attention — are shown a video of an everyday person ranting about why they don't like them.

It's true that Russians love a party, typically one heavy on the vodka and light on formality.

China started on uneven bars, typically one of its better events, but there was room for polishing Saturday.

On Cu(111), extremely large islands are observed, typically one per terrace.

Required mesh size is typically one eighth of the wavelength of the pressure fluctuation on the model surface.

Typically, one or two banks or Wall Street firms take the lead on making a large loan to a company.

Partner-to-associate ratios are typically one to one.

Medicare's administrative costs are typically one-fifth that.