Sentence examples for typically told from inspiring English sources

Even when Mr. Romney was behind, Republicans typically told pollsters that they expected him to win the nomination….

But when sponsors ask about the profits their plans generate, they are typically told the information is proprietary.

Fans were typically told to meet "Richard Barker" or "Jay O'Neill" at the venue, and were given mobile phone numbers.

SIMPLICITY New managers are typically told to keep their message to the basics so that employees can understand it.

For that reason, Mr. Bromberg said, the restaurant typically told parents with small children not to let them eat "more than one or two pieces".

Mr. Erthal added that to avoid tension, inspectors were typically told to ask company employees for records rather than to search for them on their own.

Assange typically tells would-be litigants to go to hell.

"We don't typically tell folks," Bob said.

He typically tells clients to expect them to take 90 to 120 days.

"What those numbers typically tell me is that a book is enjoying some long-term success".

Children's doctors typically tell kids their diagnosis at 12 or 13, before any sexual activity begins.