Sentence examples for generally ended from inspiring English sources

This was an expense, and the material generally ended up in a landfill.

At any rate, previous attempts by exasperated politicians to impose order on feuding political clans had generally ended badly.

Thankfully, though, bids to impose order on caffeinated workers have generally ended in failure, following a popular revolt.

Those clashes generally ended with the Islanders on top, but that was not the way Saturday night's game ended.

Subsequent battles with lettuce growers, table-grape growers, and other agribusinesses generally ended with the signing of bargaining agreements.

Indicators are that overall giving for fiscal 2010 may be flat; data for the year, which generally ended June 30, is not available yet.

It generally ends up a big disaster.

"How it generally ends up," he said.

Those conversations generally end the same way.

"It generally ends up being a lifelong medication," he said.

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