Sentence examples for I generally take from inspiring English sources

Writing a story, I generally take what's given and run with it.

A survey to be released this week by the ITT Corporation, which makes and sells water infrastructure equipment, shows that nearly 70 percent of respondents agreed with the statement "I generally take my access to clean water for granted".

I generally take the view that the news networks are too quick to call a race — shouldn't have we learned something from Florida in 2000 or Iowa this year?

"I generally take my own photographs, but in this case I wanted to focus not on my equipment but on the man, and a good series of poses that would translate well into a painting," Mr. Anderson explained.

Having worked as an engineer for two decades, I generally take a female friend with me to all industry dinners if only to be sure I'm not the only woman at the table, literally and metaphorically.

The other question I find myself having to answer at least once a week is: 'What's the difference between writing for children and writing for adults?' I generally take the union line.

When the phone was not ringing, I generally took advantage of the quiet time and the technical resources to work on my thesis.

The time zone difference generally meant I attended many virtual meetings and conference calls in my jammies (or less if I was feeling particularly subversive) and was usually half asleep until 9 a.m. when I generally took a nap and started over.

I'll generally take something long with me – like a biography or a historical book – but I also like to pick up whatever's available.

Conversely, the stock that grows to 5% or 6% of the portfolio is on a tear for one reason or another, so I'll generally take profits from that and buy one that is being overlooked.

Type-I devices, which generally take advantage of a more mature growth technology, have thus far maintained the highest cw output powers and power-conversion efficiencies for both electrical and optical pumping at T ∼ 77 K.