Sentence examples for largely a day from inspiring English sources

It is largely a day school and had a relatively small student body until the 1980s, said its headmaster, Walter Johnson.

Today was largely a day for venting from small shareholders, who have watched in dismay as BMW lost $6 billion on Rover in the last six years.

While the Legislature convened, ostensibly to approve spending cuts needed to avert a potentially crippling cash crunch, it was largely a day of inaction in the Capitol.

But in most cities and towns, Friday was largely a day of preparing for the worst.

If Thursday had largely been a day of winding down after the giddy scenes at the Stade de France, Friday was one of serious preparation and of heeding Gudjohnsen's words.

In acquiring Datek, the new majority owners agreed to buy out Jeffrey Citron, the company's founder and former chief executive, and Sheldon Maschler, who was once the head trader at Datek, when it operated largely as a day trading firm in the 1980's to the mid-1990's.

But Puig was largely a spectator Tuesday evening in what turned out to be his team's final game of the season.

(Instead, popularized by Deepak Chopra and the Whole Body aisle of Whole Foods, it has largely assumed a day-spa persona.) With ayurveda tourism booming, the Keralan government has been working to regulate and rate ayurvedic resorts, so the creed is not diluted by unscrupulous operators without professional training.

Though Tuesday was largely a draw in popular votes and delegates, every other indicator, from the candidates' real and virtual crowds to hard cash, points to a steadily widening Obama-Clinton gap.

COPENHAGEN — Scattered protests continued on Sunday, but climate activists in Copenhagen were largely quiet after a day of mass demonstrations resulted in nearly 1,000 arrests.

The basics of manufacturing tires, though, remained the same at Firestone's biggest and oldest American plant, which today produces more than 25,000 largely handmade tires a day.