Sentence examples for which typically starts from inspiring English sources

It provides half the state's Bartlett harvest, which typically starts in early July, though this year it was delayed 10 days by cool spring weather.

Seattle's Super Saver off-season program (which typically starts around Thanksgiving) began early this year, with 50-percent discounts at 39 participating hotels through April 14.

High-Fiber Reduces Risk The study, published this month in The New England Journal of Medicine, involved 13 patients with Type 2 diabetes, which typically starts in midlife and accounts for 90percentt of diabetes cases in this country.

The picture provides more evidence that Fanning is unlikely to follow the child-star trajectory, which typically starts with a box-office smash and ends in prison, rehab or, in the most horrifying cases, reality TV.

The storm was part of the Arizona monsoon season, which typically starts in mid-June and lasts until the end of September.

Both are part of the Arizona monsoon season, which typically starts in mid-June and lasts until the end of September.

At an event in a carnival tent on its corporate campus, Microsoft did not say how much the new system would cost or how publishing partners would charge for games, which typically start at around $60 for high-end game consoles.

In fact, several studies of "model" programs -- which typically start from birth, last all day, hire professional teachers and offer a wide range of services -- show large and lasting effects, drastically reducing placement in special education and being held back and boosting academic achievement.

Symptoms, which typically start before the age of 3, include repetitive behaviors and problems communicating and interacting with others.

They start at just $7.50 per session, compared to individual training sessions on Wello, which typically start at $19 each, and go up from there.

In total, the company has signed six deals so far, which typically start with a two- to six-month pilot phase.