Sentence examples for generally seized from inspiring English sources
In such searches, computers and other records are generally seized, Collins said.
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Food, horses, and other supplies were generally not seized outright, although quartermasters reimbursing Northern farmers and merchants with Confederate money were not well received.
Raids were often (although not always) undertaken in stealth; the goal was generally to seize livestock and food stores rather than to engage in battle.
Even so, when people confront opportunities to improve their position, they're generally quick to seize them.
The Rosebud Sioux have been left to negotiate with commercial banks, which often decline to make large loans to tribes because banks are generally prohibited from seizing assets on reservations if a tribe is unable to repay.
So when they do, it's generally wise to seize the opportunity.
Life and Fate, generally considered his masterpiece, was seized by the KGB and Grossman was curtly informed it would not be published for 200 years.
Mr. Romney, not generally considered a friend to Democrats, seized the opportunity to praise Mr. Menino and needle Mr. Kerry.
And with her audience generally limited to fringe groups, she recently seized upon some silly patter on a late night talk show, and with the Media's help has turned it into a cause celebre.
Extensive rules, for instance, generally bar the use in civilian trials of illegally seized evidence.
