Sentence examples for made chiefly from inspiring English sources

Dessert was a small portion of pudding made chiefly from prunes, flour, and water.

Raised black bread, common in Germany, Russia, and Scandinavia, is made chiefly from rye.

One of the unsolved theoretical questions in physics is why the universe is made chiefly of matter.

Ethanol, made chiefly from corn, now represents about 9percentt of the country's market for liquid fuels.

Mr. Tcherepnin's own synesthetic gesture was to offer his subjects a mandatory preperformance cocktail made chiefly of vodka and lime juice.

It had been considered that these were later imitations, made chiefly in Japan, and that carving pictorial designs in lacquer was first practiced in the Ming dynasty.

Paris was another early mass-producer of dolls, making chiefly fashion dolls.

Still, China has its own challenges, as this Bloomberg story makes clear, chiefly the threat of its own domestic debt and "cotton candy" growth.

After starting his career at Gillingham in 1990, Beadle spent two seasons without making a breakthrough at Tottenham, before going on to make his name chiefly with the two Bristol clubs.

Thus, the calcareous oozes include globigerina ooze, containing the shells of planktonic foraminifera, and pteropod ooze, made up chiefly of the shells of pelagic mollusks.

Of the population, Russians and Kazakhs constitute the largest majorities, with the remainder made up chiefly of Ukrainian, Uighur, Tatar, and German minorities.