Sentence examples for generally ran from inspiring English sources

His own tastes, Maguire said, generally ran to the latter.

Her work was seldom reviewed; and when it was, the reviews generally ran in obscure publications.

Klinsmann scored the opening goal with a beautifully dexterous volley, clattered a breathtaking shot off the post and generally ran the Dutch ragged.

The study found few significant correlations one way or the other, but to the extent it saw patterns, they generally ran counter to what's often assumed.

The phone got hot while downloading apps, but generally ran a lot cooler than last year's smartphones using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor.

For Darwin, and for other famous naturalists of the day, like Thomas Huxley and Joseph Hooker, the road to the Tropics generally ran through the finest universities and a post on one of Her Majesty's ships.

Little ones generally run $450 and up.

Private doubles generally run about 100 euros.

Tickets generally run £5 to £15.

These are generally run by failed politicians.

Northern states, generally run by the Social Democrats, did not.