Where, typically, are the best coaches?
Hollywood is a place where, typically, if something doesn't work you lose your job.
His house is so large, however, that agents had to install three monitoring stations where typically one is needed.
Most organ concerts take place at churches where, typically, the console (the playing component of the instrument) is tucked in a choir loft, hiding the organist from view.
It is far too dangerous, he said, to let these patients enter apartment buildings where, typically in New York, therapists have offices off the lobby.
She went to South Hampstead high school and Somerville College, Oxford, where, typically, she dismissed the cocoa-drinking undergraduates as dowdy.
Then, on a globalisation tide, both UK plants were shut, well-paid workers lost their jobs and manufacturing was moved, for cheaper labour, to Mexico – where, typically, plants were not owned by IBM but by sub-contractors which managed employees.
Diners who could wrangle an invitation and find the e-mailed address would gather at a 24-foot-long table, where, typically, bankers, farmers and tattooed baristas shared platters of whatever was fresh from the markets.
"And if Mr Trump is suggesting that there is a conspiracy theory that is being propagated across the country, including in places like Texas, where typically it's not Democrats who are in charge of voting booths, that's ridiculous.
"Gas will be flowing north to south, where typically for the last 50 years it has been running in the other direction, north from the Gulf of Mexico," he said.
"If you have a look in New South Wales at the actions that have succeeded, it's been cases where typically it's been language used that could be seen as inciting violence," he said.
