Sentence examples for before and generally from inspiring English sources

It's less paternalistic than before, and generally speaking, a lot more insensitive.

When the cat disappears, Chloe is forced to scour the neighborhood, talk to people she'd never even noticed before and generally wake up to the world around her - Sunday at 2 p.m. and Sunday/Early Monday at 3 30 a.m. on Bravo.

This boost means the player software will respond more quickly than before, and generally feel snappier.

People were laughing in places they had never laughed before and generally just having a grand old time.

Bolt and Blake could also be tempted by a big financial offer to meet outside of national or global championship competition in 2013 but Bolt's long-time manager, Ricky Simms, is not in favour of the kind of boxing-style, head-to-head sprint promotion that has been tried before – and generally flopped.

Imaging surrogate endpoint studies can have an important (though not exclusive) role in the evaluation of potential therapies taking place after animal and human dose-ranging studies (phase I II) but before (and generally as a supplement to or screening process for) large-scale randomised trials.

(He arrives before 6 a.m. and generally leaves around 7 p.m. or 8 p.m).

Edmund finally protested before Henry and generally excommunicated all who had infringed upon the liberties of his primal see.

Hill went 21 of 28, hitting Vernon Davis with a touchdown pass 9 seconds before halftime and generally running the show with confidence.

Patients are normally admitted to hospital the day before surgery and generally discharged only when home situation is ensured or direct transfer to a rehabilitation facility is possible.

He looks great in a three-piece, rocked rounded eye frames long before Warby Parker, and generally champions good vibes in a non-McConaughey way.