Sentence examples for generally stands from inspiring English sources

Whether it's for Valentines Day, a marriage proposal, or a love song you want to sing at your wedding, learning how to sing it can be an enormously generous act of love, and one that generally stands a great chance at working.

He said Honda generally stands behind its products and often helps customers who have had a problem just outside the warranty period.

When the Supreme Court ties, the lower-court ruling generally stands (although there are circumstances in which the judge might ask for a case to be argued again).

Alito, who concurred with the majority, mocked Kagan's emphasis on the direction of the preachers: "I expect that the chaplain generally stands at the front of the room and faces the public.

"I would call it Operation It's About Time," she said.On long-term immigration policy, Ms Napolitano generally stands with Mr McCain and against the voters of her state, who in 2006 passed ballot measures that made English the state's official language, and denied undocumented immigrants the right to use hospitals or file civil suits.

If Murray comes out a little flat, for whatever reason, he is unlikely to have enough about him to win; if, on the other hand, he gets pumped up, in Djokovic's face at times and generally stands up to be counted, he might just have a chance to win the title here, at the fifth time of asking.

The rebel in me hibernated occasionally, but generally stood guard, ready to jump out.

"I generally stand for specific performers," said Susan Schmidt, 34, a mother of three from Westport, Conn.

The buildings generally stood on the south of the church to get as much sunshine as possible.

Democrats have become increasingly pro-immigration while Republican voters and many members of Congress generally stand in opposition.

Although her vibrato verged uncomfortably on wobble under pressure, she generally stood up well to the role's vocal demands.