Sentence examples for was generally spent from inspiring English sources

Christmas Day was generally spent on the beach, so I associate this time of year with heat.

The time budget of the parasitoids consisted mostly of foraging and grooming, while little time was generally spent stationary.

Nine countries do so, the commission said, including Britain which applies an upper limit in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, where the funds generated are generally spent on rural development projects.

The stress on Army families is enormous, especially since at least four of those months at "home" are generally spent training in the field.

My afternoons are generally spent on the other part of my role: developing innovative solutions to help people in their aftercare.

Second, the money does not go into a politician's pocket – it is generally spent to pay someone to talk to someone else.

In Japan, New Year's Eve is generally spent at home with family but those who venture out go to temples to pray for good luck in the new year.

But despite being as far from ho-ho-ho as you can get, these pieces meet the seasonal definition because the Rudolph dollar is generally spent on four or five tickets at once and so anything aimed at a family counts.

Although the first test of a new car is generally spent exploring fundamentals such as whether it behaves as expected before teams move on to performance work at subsequent outings, it is still unusual for a team's lead driver not to drive the car at all at that time.

Days are generally spent learning and practicing a skill, assisting artisans with their projects, sourcing materials, and generally tagging along on the artist's day-to-day activities.

It has never been strapped of cash but that money is generally spent on beautifying the posh sectors and building useless freeways.