Sentence examples for generally in the spring from inspiring English sources

A good time to start is in a student's second or third year of high school -- scholarship deadlines are generally in the spring of the junior and senior years.

At least one issue per year is published, generally in the spring.

Many of them have "free days" when no general admission is charged (generally in the winter), and they are all easily accessible by public transportation.

And Microsoft has taken a more conciliatory stance toward competitors generally in the last year or so.

Bentz's fastball has been clocked at 94 miles an hour, although he is generally in the

"Generally in the winter, it's not a problem," he said, adding, "But they don't seem to know when March 31 is".

Those elements are ideally embodied for me now in the soprano voice of Julianne Baird, on one of my favorite Christmas records, and more generally in the Christmas music of Bach.

Most courses include a significant research project, which is generally in the last year, and occasionally this can lead to those crucial academic publications which will look so fabulous on your CV.

Set for a limited pilot in the autumn 2012, the service will be available generally in the second half of 2013.

Generally, in the winter, we like to go to the outside of the earth where it's warmer!" Stay warm guys, and keep the music hot.

Dira Khattab: It is almost impossible to take stock of the number of media publications, news outlets, radio channels and pages that have emerged from Syria specifically, and from the region generally, in the past five years.