Sentence examples for generally done in from inspiring English sources

This is generally done in person and typically takes one to two hours.

First of all, lobbying is legal and is generally done in the open.

He uses Japanese sashimi techniques to cut the fish, for instance, and tosses the accompanying salad in olive oil, which isn't generally done in Hawaii.

There were very sophisticated spirit manifestations: plasmas, ghosts and talking spirits, all kinds of things, but they were generally done in extremely low light conditions and we couldn't do it in that way and still film it.

Several analysts noted, however, that contracts for billboard advertising are generally done in September but do not take effect until the next year, which could indicate improvement in 2004.

"At parties I observe people acting much like dogs," she writes in her essay "Blame It on Andy," "except for sniffing rear ends, which is generally done in private".

They generally did, in the Fifties.

Most budgets passed, about 92percentt statewide, as they generally do in flush times.

But this year, they were failing to do something else they generally do in the harvest season: produce acorns.

"What I generally do in Manhattan is go down the East River to the Battery, then I fly up the Hudson and circle Central Park," he said.

He waits now to find out whether Chelsea's owner, Roman Abramovich, does as he generally does in disappointment: Fire the coach.