Sentence examples for normally spent from inspiring English sources

A portion of the tax revenue normally spent on existing neighbourhoods is allocated to the new development.

Mr. Ryan estimated that he saved about half of what he had normally spent on items like envelopes and stationery.

At the base of the Orleans Avenue ramp, close to where he normally spent Mardi Gras, he found a boat with paddles.

Just to be totally clear, a publicist for Conan O'Brien, above, said on Monday that none of the skits and stunts that Mr. O'Brien ran during his final week as the host of "The Tonight Show" broke NBC's budget or cost more than what was normally spent on the show.

The flooding, especially if it lasts as long as predicted, threatens to swamp freshly planted cropland, displace thousands of residents and define a summer normally spent celebrating events like the Prairie Rose State Games in Bismarck, N.D. Floods, like the record one that soaked communities along the Mississippi River last month, are often slow, unfolding disasters.

Indeed, most states were quick to make the one-word change, counting on the federal money not only to support ailing families but also to serve as a strong stimulus (jobless benefits are normally spent more quickly than, say, tax refunds).

People who would normally spend money in March [with us] have spent it on something else.

The Cuban cast, which would normally spend several months rehearsing a play, had four weeks.

He normally spends $13,000 to $15,000 a month on ads, but in October he budgeted only $3,500.

One normally spends his days drawing up schedules in an office in East Harlem.

Officers normally spend months getting to know their targets and winning their confidence.