Sentence examples for chiefly to two from inspiring English sources

The New York Rangers stayed alive in the NHL play-offs with a 5-1 win at Pittsburgh on Friday, cutting the Penguins' series lead to 3-2 thanks chiefly to two goals from Derick Brassard.

Freed from the constraints of governing, Gingrich turned chiefly to two pursuits: making money, which he did through speeches and television punditry, and exploring ideas, especially in the realm of technology and modernization.

Or it may be the way that young Japanese businessmen discuss it with the reverence usually reserved for MBA courses.Its success on Sunday is owed chiefly to two factors.

Earlier this year, for instance, NBC relinquished the rights to carry National Basketball Association games chiefly to two cable channels, ESPN, owned by Disney, and TNT, part of AOL Time Warner.

"That I was nearsighted and flat-footed," he replied). Freed from the constraints of governing, Gingrich turned chiefly to two pursuits: making money, which he did through speeches and television punditry, and exploring ideas, especially in the realm of technology and modernization.

The vocal honours go chiefly to the two male leads, pitting the effortless, athletic Zamoro of Mexican tenor Ramon Alvarez against the insidious lyricism of Paolo Gavanelli's beautifully sung Gusmano.

These savings are possible thanks chiefly to the two firms' complementary investments in Canada's tar sands, where oil is found in a particularly impure and viscous form, requiring a lot of expensive processing.

That "cord-cutting" has been slow in the coming is chiefly due to two barriers.

Mr. Clinton's most potent argument may be the one he hasn't made in public, chiefly to avoid offending two of America's closest allies.

Since elections in March, the new prime minister has been embarking on a series of political reforms, chiefly to officially end two decades of hostilities with Eritrea, a neighboring country and longtime rival.

KGB operations in Britain suffered less serious security setbacks post-war than in the US, thanks chiefly to the Magnificent Five.