Sentence examples for chiefly filled from inspiring English sources
His life, however, was chiefly filled by the study of Marxism and its application to the investigation of the course of the economic and political development of Russia and subsequently of the whole world.
In Colin Dexter's novels and Central TV's adaptations, seen by 750m viewers in 50 countries, the university appeared to exist chiefly to fill the city with corpses.
The person Mr. Corzine picks to fill his unexpired Senate term will enjoy several advantages in the subsequent race to defend that seat, chiefly the powers of incumbency.
Meanwhile, responsibility for killing those who could not be bought — chiefly foreign fighters filling the ranks of Al Qaeda in Iraq — fell increasingly to the special operations forces commanded by Gen. Stanley McChrystal.
It once extended as far inland as Peterborough and Cambridge but was largely filled in by silt, brought chiefly by rivers but partly washed in by coastal currents.
The basins that lie between the mountains are filled with younger sediments that were formed chiefly by the erosive action of the area's rivers.
She was filled with a desire to move into his apartment, if chiefly to have a place to cry.
Last Thursday, she filled in an online membership form, handed over £31 and joined the Green party, chiefly thanks to a nagging sense of injustice.
Your streamlined writing process will chiefly revolve around connecting your recycled content, filling in the gaps, and smoothing out the edges.
When aspiration does occur, the volume of fluid entering the lungs rarely exceeds a glassful; the lungs "fill with water" chiefly because of an abnormal accumulation of body fluids (pulmonary edema) that is a secondary complication of oxygen deprivation.
Chiefly Florida and Georgia.
