Sentence examples for generally do all from inspiring English sources

The religious ones and the atheists generally do all right.

He said: "Parents generally do all they can to keep children in school and teachers want them to do that.

And Tommy was going to wear them every day, and play football in them, and ride his bike, and generally do all those boy things that destroy shoes.

It could recognize people's faces and avoid obstacles, and generally do all the things in a minute-long demo that made people excited for the robot future to come.

Affiliate network: An affiliate network will generally do all the tracking and affiliate recruiting for you, as well as make the payments each month.

But a grace note of our democracy has been that the unknown who is suddenly turned into a somebody generally does all right by us.

While it is a Microsoft partner and generally does all of its work on the Microsoft platform, this project represented a challenge for us since there are competitors out there that are more renowned for its mobile framework capabilities.

I'd been shooting up daily and selling to support my habit and generally doing all sorts of things I would come to regret.

While her other offspring played around, generally doing all the things you don't associate fondly with the experience of getting plastered on your own, this woman approached the bar with a small tin of baby food.

In subsection (a)(6), the words "do any other act" are substituted for "generally to do all such acts and things" for consistency in the revised title.

Harold Wilson, the then shadow chancellor of the exchequer, declared that the scheme was a "squalid raffle", which would entice people away from safer savings accounts to riskier sorts of lotteries in which participants can, and generally do, lose all of their money.But a recent paper* from a group of economists at the University of Sydney suggests that these concerns are misplaced.