Sentence examples for generally reign from inspiring English sources

ReprintsBut lassitude and inefficiency generally reign.

Restaurant openings in the Burgundy region of France, where a mix of beloved Michelin-star recipients and calcified institutions generally reign, aren't an everyday event, so the debut of two spots within a few months of each other might be news enough.

Elsewhere, however, paternalism has generally reigned, with employers worrying about people piling into speculative stocks.

If you do, disappointment generally reigns.

But generally they reign supreme among the show's 80 or so paintings, drawings and watercolors.

His generally peaceful reign was marred by the worship of the Canaanite god Baal by his wife, Jezebel.

The only heavy fighting during his generally peaceful reign occurred in Judaea or Syria Palaestina, as it was thenceforth called where Bar Kokhba led a furious, if futile, Jewish revolt (132 135) against Hadrian's conversion of Jerusalem into a Roman colony named Aelia Capitolina.

Generally, during her reign, Anne and her husband spent the winter at Kensington and St James's Palaces, and the summer at Windsor Castle or Hampton Court Palace, where the air was fresher.

Throughout his reign, Trajan generally observed constitutional practices.

Ultimately, this hard-earned victory gave Van Gaal the chance to deliver a trophy from his tempestuous and generally underwhelming two-year reign so at least the irascible Dutchman will look back at this replay with a certain fondness as will a young man who is steadily building an impressive reputation.

His reign is generally dated from 1526 to 1506 BC.