Sentence examples for chiefly after from inspiring English sources

But it was chiefly after she had switched to the Progressive Party in 1959 and become the member for Houghton constituency, that her fate and his became intertwined.

Put another way, many gay people especially white gay people have begun to live lives that are not dissimilar from their straight counterparts, interacting with and modeling themselves chiefly after their own kind with little regard for their former allies in the queer community. .

Put another way, many gay people especially white gay people have begun to live lives that are not dissimilar from their straight counterparts, interacting with and modelling themselves chiefly after their own kind with little regard for their former allies in the queer community.

Jackson Pollock is chiefly sought after for his complex compositions of swirling lines that he began painting around 1949, seven years before his death.

Mr Morar's agency has indeed chiefly gone after politicians from other parties; but it has prosecuted some important figures in Mr Basescu's camp too.Mr Morar's difficulties are a symptom of something else: a culture in which corruption does not equate with disgrace.

Wealthy women of the era had ladies maids whose duties consisted chiefly of looking after their mistresses' clothes, an undertaking they were aided in by a small army of laundresses.

Earnings increased chiefly because of an extraordinary after-tax loss of $9.84 million in 1995 related to discontinued operations.

In the first CWFF block, after-effects were chiefly in the opposite direction to the force field, whereas the first catch trials in the CCWFF were in the same direction of the force field (see Figure 3).

I trailed informally along after him, chiefly out of curiosity.

The police, like most government departments nowadays, are chiefly concerned to look after themselves.

The "after" questions chiefly revolve around the official response to the attacks: who said what to whom, and when.