Sentence examples for will typically hit on from inspiring English sources

Instead, "issue" ads paid for by outside groups will typically hit on broad themes without focusing so squarely on a single lawmaker.

If you use an ATM of another bank, you will typically get hit with two fees.

Shahbazian told police he'd been in the La Crescenta neighborhood looking for girls to hit on, and typically, hits on six or seven girls a day, William said.

But Clemens will hit on Saturday.

If you dress nicely, more penguins will hit on you.

"I don't want them hitting the same shots on Friday that they'll hit on Thursday," he said.

Projects which do reach their goal typically surpass it, typically hitting 130% of the target amount, and raising on average $4,500.

Just as the newly bereaved often attempt to carry on as if nothing has happened, artists whose massive hit is still fresh in the collective memory will typically embark on a tour and place the song early in the set, willing themselves to believe that people turning up to see them didn't just come along to hear The Hit.

She'll tell you I hit on her".

The momentum will typically be on the side with a plan.

It will typically be on the driver's side.