Sentence examples for generally by the from inspiring English sources

But I leave the last word to Margery Williams Bianco in her children's story, The Velveteen Rabbit: "Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out and you get loose in the joints and very shabby.

Next-generation sequencing approaches are characterized generally by the massively parallel production of short sequences, in which multiple DNA fragments are generated simultaneously and in sufficient quantity to redundantly represent every base in the target genome.

In this work, restricted to linear FE systems and Gaussian excitation, the loading is described quite generally by the Karhunen Loève expansion, which allows to model general types of non-stationarities with respect to intensity and frequency content.

A. We must bear in mind that brains were already important to great apes generally by the time we started to diverge from chimps five million years ago.

But generally, by the mid-19th century and the time of Schumann and Mendelssohn, composers would write out the cadenza in full and expect soloists to follow it.

"This year's adoption of Black Friday promotional events generally by the UK market significantly impacted the shape of Argos' sales over its peak trading period," he said.

The final improvement came with the development of mechanical methods of returning the gun to battery, generally by the use of a spring.

Generally, by the time you know it is hot, it is old news and there is not much profit left in it.

Generally, by the end of a story, Barry has me in full sympathy with someone I might edge away from on the train.

The Gramm endorsements--generally by the most conservative legislators--follow a weekend state Republican convention in Sacramento at which Gramm proclaimed that he would win the California presidential primary a year from now.

Now they're reported on daily, like the weather, and generally by the weatherman.