Sentence examples for by chiefly from inspiring English sources
He gained a first in classics at King's College, Cambridge, but found himself politicised on the side of the underdog in a demonstration by chiefly south Asian students against Britain's 1956 invasion of Suez.
In much of Zambia, from the upper Kafue to the Malawi border, there are legends of tribes being founded by chiefly families who came from Luba country in what is now southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
For it seems that, like many large employers, Puzder could see the upside of cheap immigrant labor, and he was on record as favoring immigration reform, along the lines of the bipartisan Gang of Eight's ill-fated 2013 bill, which was throttled by, chiefly, Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama — now Trump's Attorney General nominee.
It once extended as far inland as Peterborough and Cambridge but was largely filled in by silt, brought chiefly by rivers but partly washed in by coastal currents.
The Toyota suppliers organized themselves this way to make P-valves, operating partly by direction but chiefly by volunteering to do what each knew best.
The idea had been advanced by New Yorkers, chiefly Representative Charles B. Rangel, Democrat of Manhattan.
Her second album, "Esperanza" (Heads Up), changed the game by focusing chiefly on her vocals.
Many of his early Sevillian paintings were acquired then by foreign (chiefly English) collectors.
By engaging chiefly ion gradients, optical stimulation recruits native astrocyte machinery in electrochemically realistic processes.
Davis envisaged periods of uplift followed by erosion (chiefly fluvial) that yielded successively 'youthful,'maturere,' and 'old' landscapes.
The evidence used to encourage or alter the policy is (by necessity) chiefly based on international experience.
