Sentence examples for generally books from inspiring English sources

But, generally, books weren't always so streamlined and tidy.

Zebulon Cafe Concert (258 Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, 718-218-6934), generally books world music and jazz, and on New Year's Eve it's going to the heart of Afro-Haitian music with Bonga Jean-Baptiste and his group of drummers and dancers, Vodou Drums of Haiti.

AEG, which entered the market in 2000 and differs from Clear Channel only in scope, generally books artists at indoor arenas.

Generally, books that are published on proposal only are nonfiction books, textbooks, and children's books.

Investment banks generally book fees when deals are completed.

The hotel is open from September to May, and is generally booked three months in advance.

For decades, vacationers in the Austrian Alps generally booked accommodations in the valleys and hit the slopes only for hiking or skiing.

They are generally booked solid months in advance, but there was a random cancellation and I jumped on it.

In contrast, all other cities are characterized as riven by civil war between the rich and the poor; none of them counts as a single, unified city at all (see Rep. 422e-423a, and more generally, Book VIII of that dialogue).

Though Baker was initially skeptical of that claim, the demand has been high and the shop is generally booked out for appointments about a month in advance.

Such films were not generally booked as part of movie theaters' regular schedules but rather presented as special events by traveling roadshow promoters (they might also appear as fodder for "grindhouses", which typically had no regular schedule at all).