Sentence examples for you would generally from inspiring English sources

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

The index asks the public to rate the trustworthiness of a selection of professionals – asking whether "you would generally trust them to tell the truth".

Q: And so you would generally not only write the memo, but you would talk to somebody about it in real time?

Leslie Wilder a creative writer & blogger, who is residing in Nashville the capital of U.S. state of Tennessee, I'm also a self-proclaimed happiness junkie, and someone you would generally consider confident and well balanced.

So, you're a private company, it's just you and a few friends own the company, but now you want to go public, you would generally go to an investment bank, and talk to them about how to do it.

Even though you booked first class, you would generally not be guaranteed a seat under the terms of the National Rail conditions of carriage although Virgin does offer a "guarantee " which lets you claim a refund when things go wrong.

When you posed a question to him, you'd generally need an alarm on your wristwatch to end the interview.

As long as they weren't facing your club, you'd generally want them to do well.

It was a dish for which you'd generally expect to pay the price of the entire three-course lunch.

If your son became the next emperor, you got to be empress dowager, the most powerful woman in China, though you'd generally stay behind the scenes.

"Well, in our country," said Alice, still panting a little, "you'd generally get to somewhere else — if you ran very fast for a long time, as we've been doing". "A slow sort of country!" said the Queen.