Sentence examples for typically these days from inspiring English sources

In many communities, lineups are conducted in the same way they have been for decades, although typically these days they involve photos, not actual people.

There will be plenty of comics angling for a big break, typically these days symbolised by a nomination for the best newcomer award – and Kemsley feels like a strong contender.

Industry veteran Mark Starkey even runs a dedicated arcade on an industrial estate in Acton, west London, called The Heart of Gaming, but typically these days, arcades mix gaming with other pursuits.

Typically, these days, you've been uniting more people in anger than you have behind your good intentions.

One sweetener is that the site claims a 30% conversion rate on its bundles — meaning that of all the people who visit the page with the goods, one-third will go through the actions — email address entering, typically, these days — to download further content.

(Typically, these days, incumbent members of Congress raise less than 10% of their campaign funds from small donors, with those numbers actually dropping when you reach the gubernatorial and state legislative levels).

Because of the way medicine is typically practiced these days, people with multiple chronic diseases commonly receive disjointed, often conflicting care.

Mr. Manning's advice: "Expect to put down 25 to 35 percent, or even more, as a down payment," well above the 20 percent typically expected these days on single-family loans.

Stephen Lawless's production of "Figaro" focuses more sharply on the class distinctions at work in the Almaviva household than stagings typically do these days, but that is clearly a major element of Mozart's work and the Beaumarchais play from which it is drawn.

Flight crewmembers are typically apologetic these days when their flights aren't WiFi-enabled.

Kidney donations, known as nephrectomies, are typically done laparoscopically these days through a series of small incisions.