Sentence examples for would generally take from inspiring English sources

For example, he said, when measuring a typical colonial home, an appraiser would generally take measurements around the exterior of the house for each floor that is above grade.

But even without that added risk, spilled mercury vaporizes easily, and the spills would generally take place in basements, near the intake for heating and air-conditioning systems, he added.

"These days some players wear a different pair of boots in either half of a game but back then you would generally take one pair of screw-in studs and one pair of moulded studs to a match and those boots would last you a while.

It said: "In some cases a penalty fee may have been incurred for going over a credit card limit regardless of the PPI, in which case we would generally take the view that this charge would not need to be refunded".

Three were focused on the person being interviewed, one was a medium closeup, one a mid-shot and then a wide shot and the fourth camera was on interviewer Sarah Ferguson … It would generally take a whole day before the studio interviews to set up the four cameras, lighting, sound and three HD monitors so the producers could watch and [get] a back up recording.

Those having the highest frequency would generally take precedence.

We were in the studio throughout the week and we'd generally take a Saturday and Sunday to catch up and knock around.

Even though a driver may appropriately trade off his own benefits and costs from speeding, he would not generally take account of the costs he imposes on others.

It was expected that patients taking two pain medications after surgery would generally have less pain than when taking only one of the two medications.

While staying with the Stieglitz family — a large and sometimes boisterous clan — O'Keeffe would hike, row, garden and generally take it all in.

They generally take two approaches.