Sentence examples for I generally stop from inspiring English sources

I served on the school's LSC from 2008-10 (when the current principal was still the assistant principal), and I generally stop by the building several times a week, either to help out with the girls' basketball team, chaperone a field trip, or give presentations to classes on everything from constitutional rights to the history of rock-'n-roll.

"If you start catching the bad guys, it generally stops others from trying" to behave illegally.

The trains generally stop running at 1 30 a.m. and start up at 4 30 a.m.

Arresting the shooters doesn't generally stop the killing; nor does threatening them with long prison sentences.

The police generally stop unaccompanied men to make sure they are not evading compulsory military service or carrying contraband like alcohol or Western pop music.

Car dealers are usually ready for a bit of high-pressure selling, but they generally stop short of making, shall we say, an offer you can't refuse.

"When somebody is lying on the floor like that, with trainers and physios around them, we generally stop the game for serious injuries.

"When somebody is lying on the floor like that with trainers and physios around them, we generally stop the game for serious injuries," the Scotland coach Steve McCormack said.

Parent and baby screenings generally stop at 12 months, an age where, frankly, they're not plugged in to what's on screen.

On nights when they are not with their children, ages 14, 7 and 5, they generally stop for a drink at the local bar.

SAVINGS BONDS -- Many older people have government savings bonds, some dating to World War II, but these bonds generally stop earning interest after 40 years, or in some cases 30 years, depending on when they were issued.