Sentence examples for generally took from inspiring English sources

For a modest population size (150) this generally took less than 200 generations.

The operation generally took three to four days.

If a client wanted a revision, it generally took overnight.

Unlike the youngsters, they generally took a long time to get there.

He said pregnant officers generally took sick leave about a month before their due dates.

But for centuries, the C of E generally took a "don't ask, don't tell" approach.

The lower order generally took guard somewhere on middle stump … of an imaginary second set.

One of the incidental details in Executed is that hangings generally took place at 9am.

His first heirs generally took a passive approach to the property, content to collect rent.

The fact that Latin American governments, themselves unstable, generally took charge of higher education explains in part its uncertain existence.

Construction generally took place in the spring, when the weather was good but Mongol raiders weren't active.