Sentence examples for mainly fell from inspiring English sources

A Russian defence spokesman said that those supplies mainly fell into the hands of what Moscow terms terrorists.

But compared with his Lib Dem ministerial colleagues, whose jokes mainly fell flat during the week, the deputy prime minister at least made his audience laugh.

The questioning mainly fell along party lines, with Republicans apologizing for bringing distinguished corporate officials before the panel, and Democrats questioning everything from the income gap in America to the particular bonuses, stock sales and compensation the executives were awarded.

Without such gestures towards immediate topicality to ground their performances, Mark Rylance's Richard (at the Globe in 2003) and Jonathan Slinger's (at the RSC in 2007) mainly fell back into the role's older, alternative tradition of high camp.

The stiffness and strength of these connections mainly fell into the semi-rigid and partial-strength categories, respectively.

What the students were concerned about mainly fell into five categories: the outlook of the procedure, quantity and arrangement of the mediations, the number of passages, time limit, and the co-occurrence of the passage and the questions.

There are an estimated 209 species of trippy mushrooms, which mainly fall into two broad groups.

Because of the very nature of their jobs, Republican governors mainly fall into the pragmatist camp on this issue.

Politicians, who until a few years ago were happy to talk up multiculturalism, have mainly fallen silent.

12.37pm BST Genworth, which sells mortgage insurance in the UK, also reckons any impact from today's measures will mainly fall on London.

But the spotlight will mainly fall once again on Greece, where early elections are expected to bring renewed uncertainty to the eurozone.