Sentence examples for he generally makes from inspiring English sources

He generally makes his threats over untraceable satellite phones.

(What Lynch, a prodigious coffee drinker, lacks in eloquence, he generally makes up for in caffeinated enthusiasm).

Rusch could be that starter, and while center fielder Jay Payton does not walk very much, he generally makes contact.

"He's promised that and, once he's promised something, he generally makes it happen," said Cleverly.

"He generally makes more sense than anybody else".

But he generally made an exception for arms control.

Former Ukrainian President Yanukovych was favorably disposed toward Russia, and though his government was going to let Exxon and Royal Dutch Shell start extracting some of the natural gas off the Crimean coast, he generally made it easy for Russia to do business in Ukraine, and much of Crimea's natural gas was still up for grabs in terms of extraction rights or trade deals.

He believes that they will, on balance, enrich both sending and receiving countries; he thinks diversity generally makes life more interesting; and he detests bureaucratic restrictions on human freedoms.

In fact, he said, it generally makes sense to use a shovel or pusher with a smaller blade instead of a large one.

Adding seawater, which is what crews have done to try to stop the overheating, is "the least bad option," he said (it generally makes the reactor inoperable).

Piazza said the replays yesterday showed that he was generally making decent throws and that if he could continue doing so, he would throw out some runners.