Sentence examples for chiefly around from inspiring English sources

The picture that emerged was of a system of centers scattered chiefly around European Russia.

Nonferrous ores copper, zinc, lead, silver, mercury, barium, tungsten, and gold are mined, chiefly around Zmeinogorsk and Gornyak.

How do we introduce standards of quality in a discussion that so far has revolved chiefly around issues of quantity?

Here's a curious ritual of American politics: Whenever a large energy project is proposed, the ensuing debate revolves chiefly around how many jobs it will create.

But this opener's humour revolved chiefly around canned vegetables versus fresh: possibly the chief talking point in that place, that time, so A-plus for verisimilitude, but, um, dare I say… still not that funny.

More troublingly, too many of her accounts of conversations with the teenage boys she teaches revolve chiefly around their excitement at how "cool" or "hard" or "glamorous" she is.

But I find just as plausible the robot Marvin, the superintelligent machine from Douglas Adams' The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, who used his enormous intelligence chiefly to sit around and complain, in the absence of any big goal.

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

It's just past Corktown, a blighted area undergoing a painstaking revitalization, chiefly organized around a few bars and Slows Bar B Q, a restaurant so popular that it draws lines of locals and suburbanites nightly.

If Scott Thomas used to come across as somewhat aloof, she thinks this had a lot to do with her own ambivalence about her acting, and self-disdain for the narcissism of a career spent chiefly sitting around in trailers, waiting to be told what to do by a director.

Your streamlined writing process will chiefly revolve around connecting your recycled content, filling in the gaps, and smoothing out the edges.