Sentence examples for would usually spend from inspiring English sources

(I didn't take their money and after I achieved success, I became founding President of TiE-Carolinas and would usually spend five to seven hours weekly — even when I was really busy — mentoring fledgling entrepreneurs).

The show will cost several hundred thousand dollars, Dr. Sutton said, or 10 times more than what the Bruce would usually spend on an exhibition.

It was less than I would usually spend but I had spent a lot on flights to travel to the wedding.

I can breathe and see and the tinnitus has stopped, so I can hardly complain, although naturally I am complaining at every possible opportunity – it fills in the time I would usually spend overworking.

Occasionally, she said, she received a gift certificate, the largest one for $25, which she said she felt was more than one family would usually spend on a gift.

A smaller β captures the situation, while a nation is generally healthier, it would usually spend less medical expense for treatment.

However, sources close to Disney, which bought Star Wars and other Lucasfilm franchises for $4bn£2.5bnbn) in October 2012, have told the Wall Street Journal that the marketing spend on the Force Awakens will actually be less than Hollywood would usually spent on major blockbusters, suggesting the saga effectively sells itself.

We'd usually spend three or four nights a week there, trying to indulge my father's dream of becoming a gentleman farmer and my mother's dream of becoming a character in one of the frontier romance novels — buckskin bodice rippers, she called them — that she adored.

We'll also be running a giveaway competition every day for 10 days, starting on the 19th, where we'll be handing out clothes, watches, cameras, bikes and other stuff you'd usually spend your hard-earned cash on.

Don't feel like you have to stay in Saturday nights because you'd usually spend them with your partner.

Hobbies help elevate your mood and allow you to channel energy that you'd usually spent dwelling on issues that you aren't able to resolve.