Sentence examples for it generally gets from inspiring English sources
It generally gets on well with its western neighbours.
The problem is that it generally gets you absolutely nowhere.
"If some major health insurer says, 'We aren't paying for that anymore,' then it generally gets done less.
"When a ship first goes down here, it generally gets explored first by barracuda," she said last week.
Yes, the government did a much better job than it generally gets credit for in some analogous cases in the past, such as at the Resolution Trust Corporation.
Indeed, it generally gets it backward… When you examine the history of innovation, you find, again and again, that scientific breakthroughs are the effect, not the cause, of technological change.
It generally got rave reviews in its late September introduction as the first viable competitor to Apple's iPad.
TC: Is it generally getting more expensive to develop quality gaming titles for mobile?
"I have absolutely no problem about any of what the Australians were doing on the field, I probably dish it out more than most in the field, so I generally get it back more than most.
When I ask, how is that different from negotiating with any employer, the answer I generally get is "it just is".
Parkinson, 32, is best known for her role in The IT Crowd, generally getting the choice lines in Graham Linehan's scripts and scene-stealing her way to a best actress prize at the British comedy awards last year.
