Sentence examples for call mainly from inspiring English sources

Oceangoing ships call mainly at Montevideo.

Ships and ferries call mainly at the town of Kilronan on Inishmore, the largest island.

The presence of carbonate in our samples would call mainly for an overlapping signal near 33 degrees on the same 2-θ scale, but this peak is difficult to distinguish from the HAP signal seen near this region [13].

In addition, calls to the AIDS-STI telephone hotline, an information helpline that people call mainly when they are concerned about their personal risk on having contracted a sexually transmitted infection (STI) (Mevissen et al., 2011a), also peak on Monday (M. Mientjes, STI AIDS Netherlands, personal communication).

He said plans for the next three months called mainly for less-expensive design work.

In a referendum called mainly to confirm him in his post, voters backed this plan too.

Navteq takes note of "water polygons," as they're called, mainly because people are accustomed to seeing them on their maps.

This season the Rams have overwhelmed almost every team with great play calling, mainly by their master strategist Mike Martz, the offensive coordinator.

One of these, organized in California in 1886, proposed a briefly popular platform calling mainly for the exclusion of Chinese and other Asians from industrial employment.

Campaigning over the weekend in Michigan — one of the hardest-pressed states and also the site of a G.O.P.-only primary this week — they doled out sympathy, but called mainly for their party's all-purpose fix: more tax cuts.

But after Mr. Tung said on July 7 that he would delay the security bill for at least a few days, speakers at rallies on July 9 and last Sunday called mainly for greater democracy.