Sentence examples for always chiefly from inspiring English sources

In the UK, Sub Pop will perhaps always chiefly be associated with grunge, the Seattle sound that swept the globe in the early 90s, and for which Sub Pop acted as handmaiden, bringing the world Mudhoney, Tad, Soundgarden, and a little band called Nirvana to international attention.

But, how they kept their customer engaged with the brand was always chiefly focused on what their customers needed.

The business interest in an education issue can be reduced to that which always chiefly concerns business: Profits.

It was always employed chiefly for writing on papyrus.

Though he will always be chiefly remembered for his Beatles work, Martin had numerous other achievements to his credit.

He has always kept pets — chiefly cats and Irish wolfhounds.

Here in New Orleans, he has always been known chiefly as a first-call pianist conversant in the full scope of the jazz tradition, and capable of great things on the bandstand.

But the main culprit, as always, is human activity, chiefly logging, mining and agriculture, which dries out the forest by stripping it bare of trees, leaving even humid tropical rain forests vulnerable to fire.

And FBI officials now believe they can establish the existence of an identifiable hierarchy within the ELF--a group that has always claimed to operate chiefly through independent activist cells united only by ideology.

I have always loved going to salons, chiefly because I spent my first seven or so years being taken with my brothers for identical bowl cuts from bemused old men in the local barbershop.

"I was reading some J.R.R Tolkien quotes (don't ask), and came across this one: 'I have always found cricket a bore: chiefly, though, because I was not good at it.' Silly old man, BUT interestingly it appears the that the Riders of Rohan (of The Lord of the Rings fame) ate, yes you guessed it, BADGERS!