Sentence examples for chiefly talk from inspiring English sources

Whom did the critics chiefly talk about when the Metropolitan Opera raised the curtain recently on "Die Frau Ohne Schatten," giving Richard Strauss's monumental fairy tale only the second production in the company's history?

Introducing the candidates took a lot of time, so did questions from the audience.The six used their two minutes chiefly to talk about the economy, hit by dearer oil imports and falling prices for Ghana's main exports, gold and cocoa.

Where are you investing in Eastern Europe? A. We are talking chiefly about the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary.

In addition to the demand that settlement activity be frozen, the Palestinians also want agreed terms of reference for the negotiations, chiefly that the talks will be for a Palestinian state whose borders will be based on the 1967 lines.

He talked brilliantly, chiefly of literature, and read his own poetry and that of others in a voice of surpassing beauty.

Undeniably, black talk radio is chiefly driven by the city's great engine of emotional discourse: race.

Poland has tens of thousands of illegal immigrants, chiefly from Ukraine: now the talk is of making it easier for them to work legally.

The difficulty is that, with a parliamentary election likely in Pakistan not long before America's presidential election in November, domestic politics hems in both sides.The bilateral talks are now chiefly over inducements to the Pakistanis to reopen the supply route.

One reason to think so is that both sides have seen how that collapse paved the way for a war that neither really wanted and which is now causing higher military casualties than Israel had been expecting.The talks broke down chiefly because of Israel, said John Kerry, their sponsor and America's secretary of state.

Edwards seems chiefly concerned with how best to talk about his plan for the economy.

What got Bibi there was, chiefly, Iran: participation in Kerry's talks was the quid, US support for Israel on Iran the expected quo.