Sentence examples for he will generally from inspiring English sources

His name is Pedro and he will generally come when called, although not always.

In basketball, usage and efficiency have a negative relationship; the more possessions a player uses, the less efficient he will generally be.

If someone starts an exercise program and improves his fitness, even if he doesn't lose an ounce, he will generally have a longer life and a much healthier life.

"I've had kids on it daily for years," said Dr. Scott W. Cohen, a pediatrician in Beverly Hills, Calif., adding that he will generally refer them to a specialist in prolonged cases.

For the sake of simplicity in a chronicle that cannot be other than compound, and in deference to the man himself, he will generally be called here by the name he seemed to like best — Stanley Clifford Weyman.

He may have said some daftly memorable things in the past, but that is because he will generally try to answer questions honestly and originally, without recourse to off-the-peg excuses or platitudes.

He'll generally clean your cabin and serve you at mealtimes.

On the other hand, Mr. Braverman said, if the person now in the apartment is not the original tenant but is instead a subtenant who took up occupancy after the conversion and after the apartment was vacated by the original tenant, he or she will generally not enjoy the same protection from eviction.

Doing so, he said, will generally require removing the dirt from on top of the tank and the distribution box so that the covers can be removed and the inside of the tanks inspected.

(d) It also implies (This Too again shows) that hostility in an interpreter towards the people he interprets will generally distort his interpretation, and must therefore be avoided (note, though, that Herder is equally opposed to excessive identification with them for the same reason).

After leaving Facebook, he says he will be generally taking some time off for "kite-surfing, skiing, and general adventuring / possibly some trouble making".