Sentence examples similar to limited a day from inspiring English sources
With writing, teaching (limited to a day a week in one semester), editing and film work, Phillips has a "life that looks like a small industry".
Cash withdrawals have been limited to €60 (£43) a day.
Texas regulates only storage fees, limited to $15 a day.
The market imposes strict regulations on visiting: visitors are limited to 120 a day and have an allotted time period.
Under the new regulations, individuals can purchase no more than $1,000 in American money each day; registered companies are limited to $10,000 a day.
However, conservationists worry the area already receives too many visitors – around 3,000 tourists visit Cusco each day, and numbers visiting Machu Picchu are limited to 2,500 a day.
You can also clear all notifications by pressing on the clear button, rather than be limited to clearing a day at a time.
Although cash withdrawals from banks have been limited to €60 a day since the restrictions were announced, credit card usage and e-banking have both continued unencumbered.
Other Greeks are limited to $66 a day in withdrawals from ATMs, drawing flocks of those who might otherwise have joined the protests.
"MIT and Biogen recognized that my interactions would be limited to one day a week".
Banks have already limited customers to €60-a-day withdrawals.
