"When we work together, he's generally leaving a wake of destruction in his path," Mr. Hyneman grumbled.
Brought on as a second-half substitute, it was he who scored Roma's third and generally left a more positive impression than Edin Dzeko – who fluffed one open goal in the first half and later a very presentable opportunity laid on by Totti himself.
At which point Mr. Clinton became something of a born-again environmentalist, extolling the virtues of Everglades restoration, saving redwood forests, blocking mining operations near Yellowstone, establishing a dozen or so new national monuments by presidential proclamation and, generally, leaving a substantial environmental legacy.
This cliché is pretty tired now -- people veering blindly along pavements, their eyes glued to their phones, absent-mindedly sending little old ladies flying and generally leaving a trail of destruction in their wake – and I just don't buy it.
Mondrian would generally leave a gap between adjacent fields to keep the colors pure, often leaving the ground exposed (Fig. 4c): in 1943 he wrote, "Color can vivify a great plain plane but not entirely annihilate its appearance as entity.
"I generally leave a bowl of candy with it.
People involved in affairs don't generally leave a paper trail.
We had to watch while conservatives plunged us into unnecessary wars, dismantled as much of the New Deal as they could get their hands on, stacked the Supreme Court, almost destroyed the nation's finances, and generally left a mess for us to clean up.
Skin biopsies generally leave a small scar, which on some people can be prominent.
Bay also told us that, in meetings where they're considering these kinds of important changes, they generally leave an empty chair that's the symbolic "customer chair" – just to help everyone stay focused on the customer as they deliberate.
The law generally leaves compensation decisions up to the directors.
