Sentence examples for generally pick from inspiring English sources

"They'll generally pick up whatever's lying around".

There are a number of veins delivering blood back to the heart, so these will generally pick up the slack.

Other analysts said the China trade surplus should gain momentum later in the year, when exports generally pick up.

The piece they generally pick on is Melissa, a four-part adaptation of a Frances Durbridge thriller.

Political consultants generally pick their candidates and follow them for the length of the election (if they are not fired along the way).

The village party committee would still have the final say, but would generally pick the party member "recommended" by the most villagers as party chief.

Cruz generally picks several options.

Alas, all I can tell you is that private aviation is generally picking up.

There he was able to edit, interview and introduce programmes, which he generally picked himself.

And, even though Clinton generally picked moderate nominees, after 1995 Republicans in the Senate blocked about a third of them.

The scoring system generally picks up the balances on her most recent statements -- before she has paid them.