In the second subseries, course materials chiefly consist of course notes, transparencies, comments on students' work and exam subjects.
The Rachel Fuller Brown Notebooks collection consists chiefly of class and laboratory notes relating to chemistry courses taken during Brown's years at the University.
Looking forward, Samsung said that it will maintain its improved year-on-year results despite increased competition as "other companies release new mobile devices" — that chiefly means Apple, of course, which is said to be targeting a mid-September reveal for its next iPhone.
It's uplifting stuff, of course, chiefly on account of the language.
This is, of course, chiefly a task for politicians and – in time – for parliament.
The rewinding in question in the movie is of course chiefly a rewinding in cinema history, of a populist kind (Ghostbusters, Robocop, Driving Miss Daisy – all recreated in bargain-basement 20-minute versions with cardboard and gung-ho enthusiasm).
There are some nice moments in this film, of course – chiefly a wonderful sequence showing a kid from Minnesota getting off the bus in 1977 and experiencing the intimidating sights of New York for the first time and a lovely scene with the New York panorama-model in the Queens Museum, built for the 1964 World's Fair.
Safety is chiefly what they seek, of course.
The US team, of course, was chiefly performing for an audience of one.
What I'd chiefly remembered about the novel, of course, was the long, passionate, sensual honeymoon of Will and Anna Brangwen; long before John and Yoko, they live for days in their double-bed: "They found themselves there, and they lay still in each other's arms; for their moment they were at the heart of eternity, whilst time roared off, forever far off, towards the rim".
