Sentence examples for are generally gone from inspiring English sources

Naturopathica, a day spa in East Hampton, was fully booked on a recent weekend, and weekend appointments are generally gone by Monday.

What's just left: Apples are generally gone, but you can still find some heritage varieties (Arkansas Blacks, if you're lucky) that have been harvested and stored.

They are generally going at a minimum of six an over without taking any significant risks.

Most (55%) felt that "at the moment things in Iraq are generally going in the right direction".

I can do new things, and the fans are generally going to at least give it a chance," he says.

For all the problems, the wealthy Premiership clubs will say that things are generally going well, so why restructure?

The administration predicts that those who get coverage after being uninsured are generally going to be younger and healthier than those who have insurance.

"If you go apply for a job today, you are generally going to be drug-tested," Governor Scott told Central Florida News 13 in October 2010.

Little hard data exists on nonprofit salary levels, but suffice it to say that corporate "switchers" are generally going to make less than they did before.

We still need to be very aware of the fact that conflict dynamics are very specific to different situations and the responses are generally going to be related to the specifics of the contexts that we're operating under.

Going through the big pending cases one by one, it is evident that liberals are generally going to benefit most from the closely divided court following Scalia's death.