Sentence examples for typically your from inspiring English sources
Typically, your insurance would pay for the victim's care, since you caused the accident.
Your user name is typically your mobile number, with whatever password you chose when you opened the wireless account.
The customers "buying trikes from us are typically your baby boomers coming into retirement age," said Shaun Cady, co-owner of Trike Traders in Kissimmee, Fla.
In the registration phase, the switch organiser will ask for some basic details – typically your name, address and details of your current gas and electricity tariffs.
Typically, your driving skills will grow more erratic as you pay attention to the numbers (although, frighteningly, you may not be aware of this).
Typically your insurer will cover, every other year, a basic exam, frames (up to a limit of $90 or so) and lenses or contact lenses, with a minimal co-pay of $15 to $30.
Vein-pattern recognition, which detects the unique pattern of your veins under your skin, typically in your hand, wrist and arm.
Your conversations with your partner typically involve your newborn's bowel movements, spit up, attempts to soothe a screaming mini human, etc.
Your carrier will typically unlock your phone for free after your contract has been fulfilled.
When you enable iCloud on your device, you typically enable your iPhone to automatically download your purchases.
Your deposit typically equals your credit line: Make a $400 deposit, for example, and you have a $400 line of credit.
