Sentence examples for generally picked from inspiring English sources

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.

Vacationers bound for resorts on other islands in the chain are generally picked up and transported free on boats owned by the resorts.

The difference was he generally picked the right moment and when he went off there was no one to keep the profligate in check.

It has, indeed, stolen some of the thunder traditionally belonging to Miuccia Prada, whose collections are generally picked over for inspiration by others.

But Professor Anastakis, who once worked on automotive policy for the Province of Ontario, said that Canadian big spenders generally picked discreet luxury and performance over flash.

Cruz generally picks several options.

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

No, you wouldn't generally pick them over a house.

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

The sensors generally pick up signals within a kilometer or two, sometimes farther, the company said.