Sentence examples for you generally know from inspiring English sources

If you're making a generic film, you generally know what the ending is going to be: the crime will be solved, the lovers will kiss, the sequel will be suggested.

If you follow the magazine on Twitter, you generally know what you're in for.

KW: Except if you're using the telephone you generally know who you're speaking to.

"If you see someone who hasn't moved their car for alternate-side-of-the-street parking, you generally know who it is and you ring their doorbell".

At the Neue Galerie you generally know what you're in for: work by early-20th-century German and Austrian artists, and in the cafe, fine apple strudel.

On Facebook, you generally know who you are talking to.

Mr. Costello made light changes, and generally knew what to do.

"We're just the kind of place where you would generally know what you like to drink," Mary Hattman, the general manager, said.

You plan your experiments and generally know when you can stop, barring unexpected circumstances.

The best advice is always from the professionals selling you your carpets, as they generally know how best to maintain the particular type of rug you are purchasing.

Do people generally know where you live? "More and more people know where I live.