Sentence examples for would normally spend from inspiring English sources

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.

It was a strange thing to do, particularly for such students from elite private schools, who would normally spend Sunday afternoons relaxing in air-conditioned homes.

One colleague who shall remain nameless moaned that making coconut ice for her uncle last year cost more than she would normally spend on him.

He recommends shifting mental focus first by purging, followed by making an marked effort not to "re-stuffocate" and then most importantly by shifting the money you would normally spend on more stuff to memorable and enriching experiences.

Rosa W. Boone, the coalition's executive director, said she had tried to make up some of that money through a "stay-at-home dinner" campaign, in which donors give the money that they would normally spend on a restaurant meal.

I'd normally spend Christmas with my girlfriend, but we're not together any more.

I spent the time I'd normally spend on backgrounds and vocal production on getting the music perfect.

Luckily, I'm going to be saving the £50-£60 £50-£60I'd normally spend on childcare before and after school during term-time.

If you're feeling adventurous and have a certain amount of flexibility, the website Cheapcaribbean.com offers something called Deal of Fortune — discounted stays in resorts for, the site claims, as much as 65percentt less than you'd normally spend.

You'll get the same effect while spending half of what you'd normally spend on a similar Vertu and you'll have some cash left over to rent midgets or whatever it is you people do with your wealth.