Sentence examples for chiefly by a from inspiring English sources

The king was not moved chiefly by a desire for plunder.

3.The first quoted sentence, "'Although it was... earth"' (line 5), is characterized chiefly by: a. active verbs.

The chapel itself was decorated chiefly by a local painter called Theodoric of Prague, whose work is Italianate.

A serious case of democracy, in the form of a campaign run chiefly by a group called the Essex County Task Force on Voting Rights.

Apparently, however, this is not enough in the more complex organisms, in which the fine tuning for reproductive synchrony is accomplished chiefly by a process called courtship.

Eriksson was now with them, and he saw that Mao had retreated to a corner of the hut, frightened, watchful, her eyes glistening with tears, her presence made known chiefly by a cough that had grown more pronounced since morning.

The deal will be financed chiefly by an exchange of shares, along with a smaller cash contribution of $1.62 billion by Vivendi.

But the song itself is extraordinary propelled chiefly by an insistent repeated note on the bass string, the haunting lyric takes on the form of a direct address to its subject: 'This day is the day that we rise or we fall/ This night is the night that we win or lose all..

The lure is the chance to shore up Vodafone's position in its largest non-United States market, giving it a credible "quad-play" offering and significant savings, chiefly by bypassing a wholesale deal with Deutsche Telekom.

The 300-page July report, written chiefly by David Grissmer, a RAND scholar, was the larger of the two studies.

It was chiefly by establishing a reputation for integrity that Muller & Son has acquired & held on to a near corner in its field.