Sentence examples for normally finished from inspiring English sources

Adults undergo a complete moult after breeding, which is normally finished by late August or early September, before migration to south eastern Africa.

Tell your teacher that you had an emergency at your house at the time you would have normally finished the work, and that's the reason why - on this occasion - it's not been done.

He has built a system that, though it begins slowly and takes time to mature — the Blue Devils have started 2-4, 3-3, 1-2 and 2-3 the last four seasons — normally finishes with a team playing around Memorial Day.

I normally finish work at between 6pm and 7pm, and it takes over an hour to get home, so I'm often not back for my children's bedtime.

Normally, finishing fourth would have guaranteed them a qualifying place for the Champions League but with Chelsea winning the trophy having finished sixth it is they who take the last of England's four places in Europe's elite competition, qualifying automatically for the group stages.

I normally finish busking at around 22 00 or so.

In Vietnam, students normally finish upper-secondary school at the age of 18 and enter universities at 19.

We normally finish the code and indent it later, as it brings no advantage for us.

He's a solid workmanlike horse who normally finishes near the front.

[Physiotherapist (PT), intervention unit A] [It] can be quite a challenge for us [seeing caregivers during visiting] because that's also therapy time, so we can find that we're getting caught by quite a lot of relatives who want to ask us questions in between half two when the visiting starts and 4 o'clock when we normally finish.

Colette Cymbor said her 18-year-old daughter would normally have finished school at 4pm. "I spoke to her and she said they've not had lessons this afternoon," she said.