Sentence examples for are generally fed from inspiring English sources
People who come here are generally fed up with the way the government has been humiliating them".
The point is that Americans are generally fed up with what they see as government incompetence and lying.
Her own goldfish, who lives on a dining room sideboard are generally fed before the rest of the household has its dinner.
And the employers -- who are generally fed up with having to administer benefits and fight with insurance companies -- are often low-energy advocates for their workers when they face off with the insurers over coverage.
Ten-storey-high murals showing martyred fighters still stare down from the façades of prominent buildings, but Iranians are generally fed up with mass mobilisation and indoctrination, and most of them prize individualism above public duty.
Uncontrolled series consistently report success rates of 81%to96%6%, and complication rates up to 6% (mediastinitis, haemorrhage, aspiration), with an estimated mortality after combining published studies of around 0.5%.50, 51 These figures are comparable to those for open surgical approaches, but patients are generally fed sooner and incur shorter hospital stays.
Yet local people are able to eat, and are generally feeding more than two people on that money.
His store is on Walton Street, in that part of South Kensington where the retail habit is generally fed by discreet emporiums like Bentleys rather than anything so crass as a department store.
Map data is hugely valuable both for Apple and Google in monitoring traffic flows to offer information on traffic jams, and determining user location, which is generally fed back anonymously to the relevant companies.
Along with being generally fed up with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean diplomat, Thae Yong-ho, cited "the London congestion charge" as one of the main reasons for his defection from his posting in the UK to South Korea.
If Miller's experience is dramatically different than ours, he should have given specifics – otherwise it just sounds like he was generally fed up with his job, and the Aol just gave him an excuse.
