Sentence examples for chiefly eastern from inspiring English sources

Chiefly eastern Massachusetts.

Corn (maize) is grown chiefly in eastern Guizhou.

Up to four-fifths of the grain is exported, chiefly to eastern Asia, the Middle East, and the Pacific region.

The census data also showed 51% of settled migrants arrived in the UK as a child, and 68% of recent migrants – chiefly from eastern Europe, were adults.

Slav, member of the most numerous ethnic and linguistic body of peoples in Europe, residing chiefly in eastern and southeastern Europe but extending also across northern Asia to the Pacific Ocean.

The raids of this period were also largely confined to the central Anatolian plateau (chiefly its eastern half, Cappadocia), and only rarely reached the peripheral coastlands.

Shona, group of culturally similar Bantu-speaking peoples living chiefly in the eastern half of Zimbabwe, north of the Lundi River.

In religion they are chiefly Sunnīte Muslims and Eastern Orthodox Christians.

But nearly half of the 60-odd employees at Scudamore's, Cambridge's biggest punting-rentals firm, are from eastern Europe, chiefly Poles.

Here it served as the centerpiece of a near-seamless span that mingled works from the classical tradition with instrumental pieces derived from or inspired by Eastern cultures, chiefly Armenian.

The choice of the location of the monitoring site was a consequence of the location of the main fumaroles that are chiefly located on the eastern side of the Solfatara.