Sentence examples for chiefly out of from inspiring English sources

I trailed informally along after him, chiefly out of curiosity.

All parties had agreed to finance campaigns chiefly out of public money.

THE school of Japan-watchers that keeps an eye on the country's economy chiefly out of a morbid interest in terminal decline has stopped dwindling.

The couple met in her final year at Oxford, where Barber studied English and slept with about 50 men in just two terms, chiefly out of curiosity.

Four years after they rejected Ion Iliescu and the left-wing populism learned at the side of his mentor, Nicolae Ceausescu, Romanians appear ready to take him back, chiefly out of exasperation with the ruling coalition of the purportedly reforming right.

Studio executives say that movies are also being released far more quickly overseas, chiefly out of fear that pirated copies of movies will be selling on street corners before the movies hit theaters and because of the increasingly saturated market for entertainment news fueled by the Internet.

Back then, Baltimore was known to out-of-towners chiefly as a highway exit you whizzed by en route to more glamorous East Coast destinations.

It plays to the very case Ukip has long been making, that the media is part of an out-of-touch metropolitan elite concerned chiefly with itself.

ExpressJet Delta Connection, chiefly operating out of Los Angeles and Salt Lake City, will cease by Sept. 1, the airlines said.

And as the court session concluded around 11 30 a.m., one person chiefly responsible for the gathering walked out of the building.

Zero K chiefly plays out at a cryogenics compound in lawless Kyrgyzstan, just south of an old Soviet nuclear testing site.