Sentence examples for he generally takes from inspiring English sources

He generally takes in 50 Metropolitan Opera performances a year, and an equal number of operas elsewhere in the world.

At his best, when he heats up and goes for the gut, the music can be wrenching; but he generally takes the long way to get there.

At his best, when he heats up, he goes for the gut, and the music can be wrenching; but he generally takes the long way to get there.

But he generally takes a dim view of efforts by Congress or any administration to fine-tune the economy through fiscal policy.

At his best, when he heats up, he goes for the gut, and his music can be wrenching, but he generally takes the long way to get there.

"He generally takes a middle approach to the question in front of him," said Bill Powers, dean of the University of Texas Law School, who has argued a handful of cases before Mr. Gonzales.

Gupta said he generally took between two and five minutes on each operation, and that this gave his two assistants time to clean scalpels.

An admirer of Noam Chomsky and Naomi Klein, he generally took a progressive view on foreign policy, and compulsively read the Web site of the Guardian, often being the first to comment on articles relating to politics in the Middle East.

In these publications, he generally took the line that the dominance achieved by the "Copenhagen Interpretation" of the quantum theory was undeserved.

But, while Lenny was fundamentally funny, with wit always waiting at the end of any and every sentence, he generally took himself terribly seriously.

Following his consecration, Robert became involved in the dispute between Becket and the king, during which he generally took the king's side.