Sentence examples for generally a day from inspiring English sources

Sunday was generally a day of rest.

November 11 — the date of the 11/11 shopping bonanza — is generally a day when Alibaba creates the headlines.

Yet yesterday was generally a day of relative calm and reflection, even as both sides of Egypt's volatile struggle seemed further entrenched in their positions.

Monday is generally a cheaper day to fly than Sunday.

"Friday's generally a bad day to break news because no one reads the Saturday papers, so Thursday it was.

It generally lasts a day, but no more, which is disappointing.

Lodgings and lift tickets (generally $77 a day, $45 for ages 4 to 12, and $20 for 3 and younger) don't come cheap at Deer Valley.

Battery life Tolerable – I generally got a day or two if I left it around and didn't actually do anything with it (the temptation to pick it up truly was not strong).

And because feedback happens more quickly — generally within a day — users are able to begin changing their habits more quickly.

He would have only a single occasional such episode until 2002 when they increased in frequency to a few times a week, then around 2004 they increased to daily, generally once a day, occasionally twice a day, and rarely 3 times a day, but never more than 3 times a day.

Attendees can also learn about how to break into the games industry, dive into an assortment of VR experiences, meet developers in person, play a wide range of board games, browse a dozen metric shit-tons of attractive merch, and generally spend a day – or three – absolutely immersed in the veritable coalface of the modern games scene.