Sentence examples for generally ridden from inspiring English sources

Andrew's horses are generally ridden up with the pace and it's been very successful for him.

Justine's fashion choices for grand occasions – generally ridden with landmines for political spouses – have generally been well received.

The suicide rate increased 3 percent in the 2001 recession and has generally ridden the tide of the economy since the Great Depression, rising in bad times and falling in good ones, according to a comprehensive government analysis released Thursday.

Generally ridden March through November, the trail is smooth and fast, and the scenery — a wonderland of cliffs, mesas, stratified hillsides, wind-combed prairie, river canyons and bentonite buttes — can be surreal.

Generally, riding on a stationary bike isn't as good as the real thing.

"Tail-end-of-the-season guys are jonesing for more power, so I can generally ride that wave into the second week of December.

Election results in Europe injected new uncertainty into financial markets on Monday, but stocks on Wall Street generally rode out the political developments with little change.

Each rider generally rode 75 to 100 miles (120 to 160 km) and changed horses every 10 to 15 miles (16 to 24 km).

Farmers here say they can generally ride out one bad year but what is worrisome about the Asian crisis is that no one knows when it will lift.

Since I generally ride a road bike, the first few seconds were alarmingly wobbly, and a few people smirked as I swung my leg over the saddle, rather than demurely stepping through the frame as nature and Erenpreiss intended.

But the incumbent local phone companies are generally riding high above the carnage, and that speaks to the most visible thing that AT&T gives its children: capital and customers.