Sentence examples for largely some from inspiring English sources

Accompanied by an orchestra featuring seven violinists, cello, double bass and grand piano, the artists who shuffle on to the stage are largely some distance into old age.

But it appears to have been largely extinguished some time early Monday, some 17 hours after it broke out.

This training workshop largely allays some of the apprehensions of new faculty but some become comfortable only after facilitating a few tutorial group meetings.

Some early adopters, he says, have been dissatisfied, largely because some suppliers were overpricing the panels.

Though hostilities had largely ceased some years before, the country at last believed him.

That's largely because some depositors doubt the commitment of the Irish government to the euro.

While the Discovery program has been largely successful, some of those "faster, cheaper" missions have failed.

And Mr. Hale largely omits some details that might have further humanized his story.

On one hand, we've largely shed some pretty repugnant orthodoxies over the past century.

The building would be largely destroyed some years later – and faithfully restored again.

There was revitalized teacher activism, largely shifting some of the traditional policies teachers have organized around, salary and benefits.