Sentence examples for generally worked on from inspiring English sources

Until the Cumberbatch Hamlet, her first Shakespearean staging and the least critically well received of her major shows, Turner had generally worked on new plays by women (Lucy Kirkwood's Chimerica, Laura Wade's Posh) or neglected ones, such as the Churchill or Machinal, a lost work by Sophie Treadwell.

He generally worked on spec and alone, or as Mr. Szarkowski noted, "like a Fuller Brush man".

Corporate tax directors have generally worked on the basis that a strategy is legitimate until it is ruled illegal, no matter how aggressively it is structured.

The spokeswoman would not elaborate on those measures but said 3,000 to 5,000 people generally worked on the Warner Brothers lot.

Briefly, the volunteers generally worked on weekends, in both high- and low-pollution areas, devoting themselves almost exclusively to cleaning up of boulders and rocks, shingle beaches, sandy beaches and wharves.

Employees generally work on-site under direct control of the employer.

Horace Mann teachers generally work on one-year contracts, although after three consecutive years they go through a review process, and, if approved, are assured their contracts will be routinely renewed "provided their performance and the needs of the school warrant continuation of their employment," according to Mr. Trees's lawsuit, which quotes the faculty handbook.

From a size 2 to a size 24, [the demi-bob] generally works on them".

"We generally work on two at a time," said Mr. Brethomé, a 12-year veteran of Beneteau, the French sailboat builder.

Ms. James generally works on the displays each evening after work for about a month, covering her windows with garbage bags until the scenes are complete.

They are working in groups and teams, and they are generally working on the assumption that expectant mothers can be told what to do.