Sentence examples for they generally take from inspiring English sources

They generally take two approaches.

But now they generally take shorter vacations.

"They generally take the view of protecting special interests".

They generally take vows of poverty and celibacy and depend on the charity of householders for their food.

Sales of high-end properties are rarely speedy and, in today's market, they generally take even more time.

Collapsible models help you feel like a fictional spy, but they generally take some getting used to.

Unlike the youngsters, they generally took a long time to get there.

Because such a large number of radicals believed that Christ's new order was imminent, they generally took a negative view of most human means of facing problems.

As two former board members recall, though, Ms. Adams had a spotty presence at board meetings — perhaps because they generally took place while she was filing her daily columns for The Post.

Heartland men like John Wayne (from Winterset, Iowa) and Henry Fonda (from Omaha) would be more likely to have said something like, "Well, you do as you please -- just don't get in my way," than tell someone that what he or she was doing was impolite -- even if they generally took their hats off to say it.

During the seven years I spent in France, every election was a national one oh, and they generally took place on a Sunday, when no one would have any reasonable excuse not to go to the polls.