Sentence examples for generally came from inspiring English sources

What the official release of expenses reveals: Few details revealed as Hogg fails to fill out form categories. Instead he claims "general running costs" which in 2007-08 generally came to £2,050 a month.

Slovenia's most presentable opportunities generally came from England errors.

Alabama, also undefeated, winner of the Sugar Bowl, generally came in third.

Mr. Maio said his son, Francisco, generally came home tired, making homework difficult.

That's also where the posts that angered people generally came from.

That philosophy made him a good match for Mr. McCulloch, whose ventures generally came to a profitable conclusion.

In previous decades, calls for work in Arabic generally came from clients in oil and civil engineering companies.

To the publishers she offered much the same, which was how she generally came away with what she wanted.

These complaints generally came to nothing when brought before a police review board dominated by officials from the police hierarchy.

Some of Reyes's Mets teammates caught a glimpse of the video several weeks before it was released and generally came away impressed.

"They were also used, especially in luxury buildings, for the delivery of food and other items directly to apartments (deliverymen generally came to the basement)," Professor Dolkart said.