Sentence examples for generally long from inspiring English sources

Admission lines are generally long, but the reward once you're inside is astounding.

"Hallways are generally long and thin so a runner-style rug works well," says Lorraine Statham of rugs company Loophouse.

The fur is generally long and soft, and its colour ranges through shades of brown, gray, and buff.

This means they cook faster — half an hour is generally long enough to make many dals — and break down quickly.

The nestling period is generally long, up to seven weeks or more, varying with the size of the birds.

The people who decide the difference between these two types of art are generally long dead men in books and, if you're especially unlucky, your teachers.

At present he is juggling the roles of illustrator, comics man, "nightlife photographer," general gadfly, singer/front-person, and lover of ladies, all under strict and generally long-past deadlines.

Sauropods were generally long-necked and probably adapted to browsing on the leaves of tall gymnosperms.

'Generally, long-haul airlines do train their crew way above minimum requirements,' says David Learmount, operations and safety editor of industry magazine Flight International.

Bear-market funds are said to be hard to sell, because customers, generally long-term investors, do not want to be told that a fund plans to make money by betting that stock prices will plunge forever.

Generally, long-term survival after surgical resection is favorable and recurrence has been scarcely reported [3, 5, 6].