Sentence examples for is largely given from inspiring English sources

Although the room is unusually narrow, one entire wall is largely given over to cabinets, most of which conceal bookcases.

Mr. Hurley ultimately does stand trial for Mr. Doomadgee's death, and the second half of this book is largely given over to this event.

The early part of Milan fashion week is largely given over to diffusion lines, the younger, and cheaper, offshoots of designer labels.

The show is largely given over to her 2005 album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor" (Warner Brothers), which is as exuberant as its predecessor, "American Life," was severe.

The décor is largely given over to bills of fare adorning two walls, supplemented by a case of intriguing (but unlabeled) cold appetizers.

Maybe it's easier to take a pass and conclude that "Riding the Bullet" is just a one-week wonder proving merely that people will always clamor for a brand-name product that is (largely) given away, especially if the book that must be read on screen is a scant 66 pages.

"The street is largely giving RIM a pass on this quarter as it readies the important BlackBerry 10 launch," said Bill Kreher, an analyst at Edward Jones.

The biggest, light-filled galleries are largely given over to outsized work.

By mid-January, the show was largely given over to the President's having choked on a pretzel.

That same top tier has been largely given over to VIP boxes, which are due to be sold to private business after the Olympics.

His group of computer scientists was largely given a free rein to pursue Squeak, which was a direct descendant of the Smalltalk programming language.