Sentence examples for generally end from inspiring English sources

Those conversations generally end the same way.

Serious criminal cases generally end in plea bargains and occasionally result in trials.

Even the Oscars generally end within a half-hour of the scheduled time.

We expect parents to deliver and collect, and the fathers generally end up with me at the Devonshire Arms.

If there is a silver lining to the silver alert, it is this: they generally end well.

Those who have actually made contributions to society generally end up with the bargain basement honour, the MBE.

Needless to say, rescuing the two boys from the upcoming dino catastrophe is going to bring Owen and Claire together and generally end their emotional ice age.

Soglin noted that white youths who are arrested are diverted out of the system early in the process and generally end up avoiding further involvement.

Both composers' expansive visions have had a lot of wistful farewells read into them, both personal and in a generally end-of-an-imperial-era way.

Generally, end-to-end loss differentiation schemes could keep their TCP congestion window against packet-reordering.

The lines are generally end-stopped, considered as a series of couplets, and exhibit verbal parallelism as a key poetic device.