Sentence examples for generally filled from inspiring English sources

Vacuums of leadership are not generally filled by the good guys.

Restaurants, cafes, bakeries, fishmongers and produce stalls surround the port, which is generally filled with boats.

In other words, majority leader is still, largely, an insiders' job, generally filled by career politicians.

Richard generally filled his prescriptions at a CVS on Laskin Road, less than three miles from his parents' home.

It said Goldfinger was based on books by Ian Fleming that were "generally filled with sex and bizarre situations".

The seats are generally filled when he arrives, with his laptop in one hand and his iPhone in the other.

Seed: 1, generally filling chamber, reniform, glabrous.

The Desert View Campground ($12) is first come first served, and its 50 sites generally fill by early afternoon.

HBO is giving it a belated premiere on television, on a night it generally fills with Hollywood leftovers and "Entourage" reruns.

The counter generally fills up before dusk, but the 22-seat communal table at the mess-hall-inspired basement serves as a fine backup option.

In the normal practice, sludge is being disposed off on sides of roads and railway tracks to generally fill the low-lying areas.