Sentence examples for general to go from inspiring English sources

It would be nice in general to go to dinner and say, 'This is my boyfriend, Jack,' anywhere in Pittsburgh.

"Does he want the attorney general to go?" Ed Henry asked Sanders on "Fox & Friends" Tuesday morning.

The Obama administration has turned up the heat on Eric Schneiderman, New York's attorney general, to go along with a proposed settlement with the nation's largest banks over dubious foreclosure practices.

The company said he hoped to defuse accusations that his ties to the company were causing Howard J. Krongard — Cookie — the State Department inspector general, to go easy on Blackwater.

But there is a danger that the House will instead adopt an industry-backed bill that would, among other flaws, unduly tie the hands of the F.T.C. and state attorneys general to go after spammers.

But she sought its help on a recent case involving a developer of a luxury condominium project in Union Square who she said misrepresented the number of signed contracts he had obtained from buyers when he received approval from the attorney general to go ahead with his plans.

In Chicago, NATO members must also meet the challenge set by Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the alliance's secretary-general, to go for "smart defence".

And this seemed to reflect a more general tendency to go with the political wind.

No Muslim general wants to go down in history as the author of the Eid Massacre.

"But banks in general want to go back to the lending business.

Matthew Oakeshott will be relieved – well just three or four more general elections to go Matthew".