Sentence examples for you know typically from inspiring English sources

You know, typically suburban.

Most of the families, you know, you talk to them -- kids, the kids are screaming in the background or throwing something -- and the wife, you know typically, it was a man who died, the wife says, you know, "Look, my husband's gone but he would not want me mourning all the time".

Listening to speech in a language you know typically involves grasping meanings, but grasping meanings requires first hearing the sounds of speech.

As you know, typically, a few of us try cramming into the Equity podcast dungeon, including the nimble Alex Wilhelm, the scholarly Danny Crichton and, when we can lasso her, the razor-sharp Kate Clark, plus a guest from the investment world.

You know, typically in "Game of Thrones," people who are honest and just and do things for the right reasons are the people who tend not to survive, and Robb's a great example of that.

For practical reasons, those in the know typically include people responsible for transport.

This is the one group who we know typically have high incomes, and who have enjoyed income growth over the past four decades.

THE Haggler, as regular readers know, typically works on a very grand and ambitious scale, swashbuckling for consumer justice with just his bare hands and a telephone.

Students said they, or people they know, typically took them to better concentrate on homework or exams, to stay awake during long nights of drinking or, by mixing them with other drugs, to find a yet-undiscovered high.

What we do know typically comes to us from single-case reports on isolated programs.

If you know you typically have an afternoon energy slump, consider a lunchtime workout.