Sentence examples for what I generally from inspiring English sources

Betrayed by the world, I locked the door and did what I generally do with bad news: I went online and watched plane crash re-enactments.

Like so many of your readers, I read The Economist for what I generally believe to be fairly balanced and well-researched journalism.

"I knew I wanted to write in Twitter-sized units and had tried beginning the story on a yellow legal pad, which is what I generally use.

"What I generally do in Manhattan is go down the East River to the Battery, then I fly up the Hudson and circle Central Park," he said.

By the end of the first show, she has already developed what I generally call "the front row nod": nodding gently in time to the show's soundtrack.

"So what I generally say is: 'You know a few years ago there was a guy called Ryan Giggs who played until he was 40 and was regarded as one of the best left-wingers of all time?

"What I found, generally speaking, was with men, even if they were going to be O.K., they couldn't deal with the fact that the number was less.

A.It's almost too general a question, because it depends on what the music is, and plays on what I've generally done, which is narrative dramatic films that incorporate music history and characters from the world of music.

I don't hold judicial office, and if I did I would be extremely careful about what I published generally and in particular anything concerning my judicial role (whether that be online or otherwise).

"What I found generally was that when adolescents are initiating the communication and are seeking out social support and guidance from their parents, then almost across the board they tend to have better reports of getting along with their parents," Dr. Weisskirch said.

Well, as for what I do generally: I read newspapers.