Sentence examples for chiefly during the from inspiring English sources

Jian ware, Wade-Giles romanization Chien ware, Japanese name temmoku ware, Temmoku also spelled Tenmoku, dark brown or blackish Chinese stoneware made for domestic use chiefly during the Song dynasty (960 1279) and into the early 14th century.

Since the creation of extensive river diversions, undertaken chiefly during the second half of the 19th century, many villages (e.g., in the Seeland between Lakes Neuchâtel and Biel) have expanded into valley plains, where intensive farming occurs.

The earliest literary source for the history of Hinduism is the Rigveda, consisting of hymns that were composed chiefly during the last two or three centuries of the 2nd millennium bce.

But the action of Ulysses was chiefly during the daytime, and the action of my new work takes place chiefly at night.

He is accompanied by a battery of musicians, including a six-piece band that applies a contemporary R&B;/funk edge to much of the music, a 10-piece string section that is utilized chiefly during the boleros and by a 13-piece mariachi band.

Regressed tumours reappeared chiefly during the second week.

"It was chiefly during these lovely skiing holidays," Mary later wrote, "that I started to know my mother more as a person than a deity".

The dust-laden haboob winds of Sudan are of shorter duration, chiefly occur during the summer months, and often usher in heavy rains.

What was chiefly lost during the "lost decade" was growth in revenues from sources other than tuition.

These outcomes represent grade III and V of the internationally standardised and validated Clavien-Dindo classification 16 and chiefly occur during the index stay at the hospital, minimising the risk of loss to follow-up.

The volume is far from being a complete survey of the rock engravings of South Africa, but rather the fruit of excursions round Kinderham, made chiefly during week-ends, with the addition of numerous documents by kindly collaborators.