Sentence examples for well typically from inspiring English sources
He played well, typically solid on serve, but the big moments never went his way.
She spends time in American prisons as well, typically with convicted jihadists.
"Lenders will limit the amount available for capital raising as well, typically to around 85% but they may be more restrictive depending on the purpose," says Hollingworth.
Producing bulky muscles requires not just heavy weights but heavy calorie consumption as well, typically far above the 2,000 daily calories recommended for many adults.
Before I went there, my style was very haphazard and, well, typically West Country, working on the premise that all we did was sit in fields and pretend to surf and skate.
He warned that while economic fundamentals are fine, stock prices will probably be choppy "because the stock market does not do well typically coming off this type of volatility" and the Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates again.
Deep wells typically have higher cost uncertainty and more positively-skewed cost probability distributions.
Groundwater in deeper wells typically showed an anti-clockwise hysteresis compared to stream flow, and peak levels typically lagged behind the stream by a few hours in the valley bottom and >1 day in the upper hillslope.
Reducing conditions in aquifers and geothermal wells typically result in H2S-based corrosion and formation of various metal sulfides, while (intermittent) oxidizing conditions support the occurrence of iron- oxy)hydroxiron- oxydez et al. 2009; Bai et al. 2014).
The parish has held the city status of Wells since 1 April 1974 (previously held by the municipal borough) and the member of the City Council who chairs the council holds the historic office of Mayor of Wells, typically for one year.
In addition to pumping gas from below ground through the narrow inner pipes of wells, commonly less than 3 inches in diameter, the utility also drew gas through the larger outer casings of those wells, typically 7 inches wide.
