Sentence examples for largely dead from inspiring English sources
"And crown fires happen faster than expected" in these largely dead forests, he added.
What threatened to be a largely dead final day of Heineken Cup pool games has ended up breathing fresh life into the tournament's knock-out stages.
Smash T.V. is an arcade classic and exemplifies a school of design that's now largely dead: to make people desperate to see the next screen.
To put this in a global perspective, considering the reef as a whole, an area of the reef the size of Scotland has coral in it that is largely dead.
Ever since then, the sunshine policy has been largely dead and Mr. Kim has been a lame duck, even though Mr. Bush has since endorsed it and praised Mr. Kim to the heavens.
The sepia-toned era of winter sports on the Hudson is largely dead, not because of advances in home entertainment or newer extreme sports, but mainly because of a pattern of warmer winters, the river simply doesn't freeze over as often or as deeply as it once did.
It is very largely a dead context.
Largely a dead duck under the Tories, productivity has been enjoying a renaissance in official circles.
It was largely a dead letter in the 19th century, when an unsympathetic Supreme Court sharply limited its reach.
Pus, which may accumulate at sites of acute inflammation, is composed largely of dead and dying neutrophilic leukocytes.
After their second tie against the Czech Republic was out of reach, the two Minnesota-born Americans made the unconventional decision to have Mattek-Sands serve first in the largely meaningless dead mixed doubles rubber.
