Sentence examples for chiefly found from inspiring English sources

A large, important group; chiefly found on flowers and foliage.

A major characteristic was the use of comb pottery, chiefly found at seashore and river-basin sites, where inhabited places and shell mounds also have been discovered.

The Indo-Iranian element in later Hinduism is chiefly found in the ceremony of initiation, or "second birth" (upanayana), a rite also found in Zoroastrianism.

The Dictionary of American Regional English DAREE) notes that the phenomenon is widespread but chiefly found in the South and South Midland, including North Carolina and the Ozarks (Cassidy et al. 1985).

The ELCA's constituency is chiefly found in the Northeast and the upper Midwest; other concentrations of Lutherans are found in states where Lutherans first settled: Pennsylvania, New York, Virginia, and the Carolinas.

Endemic to western Bolivia, where it is chiefly found at elevations of 2500 4000 m at the borders of humid forest and in shrubby woodland, the Gray-bellied Flowerpiercer apparently hybridizes to a limited extent with the Black-throated Flowerpiercer (Diglossa brunneiventris), and the two species can be considered allospecies.

It has been recorded to at least 1200 m in the foothills of the Andes, but chiefly is found some distance below this elevation.

People I know tell me they use online dictionaries chiefly to find synonyms.

That's another indication that richer, more accomplished persons relocate chiefly to find opportunity.

In this country it is found chiefly on the coasts, Dr. Burdsall said.

Skimmers are found chiefly in estuaries and along wide rivers in warm regions.