Sentence examples for gave largely from inspiring English sources

He added, "She was very charitable, and gave largely to local institutions from her earnings".

"The woods sang aloud, and gave largely of their healthful breath," Stevenson wrote of his first ascent up the mountain.

But in court, six F.B.I. agents and one police detective gave largely consistent testimony about their initial dealings with Mr. Awadallah, which seemed intended to refute the allegations of mistreatment.

According to Thomas Macaulay (History of England), Nevison "levied a quarterly tribute on all the northern drovers, and, in return, not only spared them himself, but protected them against all other thieves; he demanded purses in the most courteous manner; he gave largely to the poor what he had taken from the rich".

Critics gave largely negative reviews, and Mary Fahnestock-Thomas writes that "many fans [found My Lord John] virtually unreadable".

Both analyses gave largely similar results as those presented above (data not shown).

Journalists, who are often kept away from disaster scenes, were given largely unfettered access.

He was given largely a free hand in developing his grand strategy.

To its credit, the council opened its doors to our BBC Four documentary crew, giving largely unfettered access to decisions normally taken behind closed doors.

"Their activity is generated totally by the information that they are given, largely by the same group, race and ethnic background as the person who allegedly assaulted them".

The portion of subprime loans, which are given largely to poor and minority borrowers, past due or in foreclosure rose to 17.86 percent, from 16.42 percent.