Sentence examples for generally ordering from inspiring English sources

Select the foods for the second order myself rather than accepting the defaults, generally ordering an equal quantity of each item available, leaving out the very few you dislike.

My generation generally ordered beer, wine, and maybe highballs or drinks like Black Russians, or margaritas, but rarely if ever did a Manhattan, Rob Roy, or a Martini touch their lips.

Paintings of this size were generally ordered by a rich patron of the arts.

Previously, an officer on deck, observing the landing, had generally ordered the corrections.

Appraisals are generally ordered by banks so they can verify the value of collateral before granting a mortgage.

They can generally order meals when they want them and choose from a menu, rather than have a tray dropped off on a table.

Customers generally order three to five meals for two or four people – the most popular choice works out at £6.50 per meal – and the meat or vegetarian option is delivered in specially crafted boxes along with a menu and recipes.

One of the reasons midwife care saves money is that midwives generally order fewer tests and their patients are less likely to end up having Caesarean deliveries, studies have shown.

Christmas toys are generally ordered during the summer, with advertising bought and shelves stocked by Labor Day.

Secondary outcomes are then generally ordered with respect to their clinical relevance and importance.

Weber (1948) elaborates: "There is the principle of fixed and official jurisdictional areas, which are generally ordered by rules that is, by laws or administrative regulation".