Sentence examples for typically set up from inspiring English sources

Separate accounts are typically set up at each hotel as reserves to cover upkeep.

The police typically set up five to seven more each day — and pocket what they collect.

PCs are typically set up to use SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) to attach hard drives.

Investors typically set up a diversified investment portfolio to reduce their risk.

Three or four games are typically set up in the basement.

But employers aren't typically set up to give us big career breaks while leaving our jobs open.

Paisley travels with his own catering staff, which typically sets up shop in the arena's backstage cafeteria.

The National Information Consortium, for example, typically sets up local subsidiaries to contract with a state, develop an Internet portal and make information, applications and other transactions available.

Mr. Kristol said the reporter, David Brooks, told the White House that he merely wanted to fly to and from Jerusalem on the press plane but did not require any space in the press center that the White House typically sets up at presidential events, or any food or ground transportation.

Parker typically sets up a sales office in a foreign country, then looks for the right acquisition to enter the market.

For now, the museums are typically setting up operations in temporary quarters, taking over unused corners of existing buildings; Kyoto University is the first to get government funds for a new building, with proper exhibit and storage facilities.