Sentence examples for generally one day from inspiring English sources

According to the listing, the in-stock date (which in many cases means the day the products arrive, generally one day before it's put on the shelves) is set for July 13th.

A number of lines own or lease islands for their passengers to use, generally for one day per cruise.

- Don Miller, San Francisco, CA. We generally spend one day each with the grandmas.

If you're making baleage, you can generally mow on day one and bale the next day.

As your 30s progress, the number of things that make you want to gnaw your own arm off generally diminish until, one day, you find yourself voluntarily listening to the soundtrack to Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, while considering downloading the soundtrack to Cats, and wonder what appalling new stage of life you have entered.

And it's generally believed that one day, eventually, space flight will become mainstream.

Generally, we get one day off in each location, and if I'm not involved in fund raising or giving interviews, I go hunting for new things.

The dominant loss process for the gas-phase PAH is by reaction with the hydroxyl radical, resulting in calculated lifetimes in the atmosphere of generally less than one day.

Information is generally collected for one day, but since meals vary and one day may not be representative of the overall diet, it is preferable to obtain information for three days or even a full week.

Pigeons generally lay two eggs one day apart, which hatch 18 days after they are laid [ 1].

As a result "there are so few books in the library which students are in the habit of reading" that in recent years it had generally been open only one day a week – sometimes less.