Sentence examples for which typically lasts from inspiring English sources
A single bullfight, which typically lasts about 20 minutes, is often described as "a tragedy in three acts".
A peyote ceremony, which typically lasts all night, includes singing, praying, and ingesting those parts of the peyote cactus that produce a mild hallucinogenic experience.
The simplest way to get out of a mobile contract before the end of the agreed term is if you're still within the "cooling-off period" which typically lasts from 7-14 dafterfter your contract begins.
Dr. Tubb said yesterday that Mr. Bush, like the vast majority of other colonoscopy patients, would be mildly sedated during the procedure, which typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes.
Another rule permits lawmakers to move their bills out of committee if 37 of their colleagues sign a petition, but that applies only to bills introduced in the first three and a half months of the session, which typically lasts six months.
During the closing process, which typically lasts less than an hour, the borrower's representative posts the relevant pages of the closing document to the Web site, explains each page and then asks the borrower whether he or she understands and agrees to the terms.
Power authority officials had originally predicted that yesterday's meeting would go rather smoothly, just like most board meetings, which typically last an hour.
One can see in videos of her shows, which typically last 35 minutes and invoke Chinese fairy tales, the artistic yearnings of a woman -- yearnings that until then had a limited outlet.
Two months ago, I led an awareness workshop with parents in the town of Nchancha where one father told me how the ceremonies – which typically last up to seven days – teach young girls about personal hygiene, sex within marriage, as well as moral guidance and family values.
The most mild symptoms were high fever and muscle ache, which typically lasted for up to 10 days.
The same researcher (SC) conducted all interviews, which typically lasted 1 1.5 h.
