Sentence examples for typically sold in a from inspiring English sources

With a premixed filler, which is typically sold in a tube and used with a caulking gun, inject it into the crack, overfilling it, then scrape away the excess.

Home insurance policies are typically sold in a cumbersome process that involves tedious paperwork and arcane questions about your ceiling height and kitchen countertop material.

That represented about a seventh of the amount she typically sells in an entire year.

He has a rooting interest, it's true, but there's no doubt "Gatsby" is selling: at this writing, it is ranked fourth over all at Amazon, and Belfiglio noted it has already sold more than a million copies in the first five months of 2013, compared with the half million it typically sells in an entire year.

Guanciale is typically sold in pieces weighing a pound or a little more.

Typically sold in baby-food jars for $20 an ounce, syrup is usually poured over ice in a foam-plastic cup and mixed with soda and fruit-flavored candy.

The former is typically sold in the US, so this announcement locks in a 5G Galaxy S10 there, but Samsung is also working on its own 5G modem so Exynos-based S10's elsewhere shouldn't miss out either.

A variety of herbal laxatives typically sold in the form of tea, including senna, cascara, aloe and rhubarb root, are said to promote weight loss.

With nearly 63m books typically sold in the run-up to Christmas in the UK – a third of the market's annual volume – the influx of new titles will continue in the coming weeks: in November, JK Rowling publishes the screenplay of The Crimes of Grindelwald, while Michelle Obama's memoir Becoming is also out.

Carguilo says coffee beans are typically sold in two types of bags: The heat-sealed bags equipped with a small valve, and the simpler, lined paper bag.

English-language comics, though, are a tough sell in the Middle East; they are typically sold in specialty bookshops, and their distribution is spotty.