Sentence examples for general idea of when from inspiring English sources

Favre said he had a general idea of when he would decide, a timeframe he said he shared with the Vikings but declined to tell ESPN.

The common practice is to give a general idea of when you wish to go and the route you are interested in, and the company will try to match your request as closely as possible.

In her Civil War widow's pension records, Tubman claimed she was born in 1820, 1822, and 1825, an indication, perhaps, that she had only a general idea of when she was born.

While we have a general idea of when these events occurred, more detailed sampling among green algae, particularly the streptophyte algae, and more land plant lineages (liverworts, hornworts, ferns, gymnosperms, and monocots other than grasses) is needed to fully resolve the timing of gains and losses of the AT-hook motifs and duplication/deletion events.

Get a general idea of when you want to go, and where you want to stay.

This can give you a general idea of when the book was made.

Under the "nearby" section, the only identifying mark on each confession, which is an optional location tag that gives users a general idea of where the user is when posting the message.

I have a general idea of the character when I first create them, but then their personalities really start to develop within the story.

The general idea of MSC is that, when the unidentified SEU happens, the current outputs of M1 and M2 are buffered, and the next outputs are used for checking again.

That's the general idea of a perfect husband when you're a little girl.

I have a general idea of the narrative's shape when I begin, but I leave room, a lot of room, for flux, and just following the story's lead.