Sentence examples for generally finished from inspiring English sources

The coarser varieties are often of irregular yarns and textures, bleached, unbleached, or piece-dyed and are generally finished by the application of sizing.

The steaks, from Creekstone Farms and dry-aged for 28 days, are generally finished simply with Tuscan olive oil and salt.

Since meetings are generally finished not long after 8 p.m., a night game like Saturday's at Alabama is also reason to gather.

Recently endorsed by the former Smiths singer Morrissey, For Britain gained only a few hundred votes in seats it contested in places including Leeds, Sandwell, Hartlepool and Sunderland, and generally finished last or second last.

Sitting members of Congress have generally finished out their terms after they have become incapacitated, and historians say there is no modern precedent for declaring a sitting member's seat to be vacant because of health reasons.

In the news conference, Mr. Obama chided the lawmakers for leaving a deal until the 11th hour, comparing them unfavorably to his daughters, Malia and Sasha, who he said generally finished their homework a day early.

And, you know, Malia and Sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time.

When you are twice the size of other kids growing up you generally finish first, not second.

In his essay Mr. Gioia offers several reasons, especially the brevity of Mr. Menashe's poems, which generally finish within 10 lines.

He then went into a my-daughters-can-do-that riff: Obama: And, you know, Malia and Sasha generally finish their homework a day ahead of time.

Nicky Spinks had the record and I generally finish ahead of her when we race, so that gave me the belief that I could break the record.