Sentence examples for mainly first from inspiring English sources

Mainly, first on the corner gets the first cab.

Decades ago, the street was mainly first- and second-generation Italian-American with some Irish, but now it is also Korean, Chinese, even Russian.

Help to Buy, which is a government policy, was put in place for reasons of access to provide access to certain types of borrowers, mainly first time buyers who needed high loan to value mortgages in order to get on the property ladder.

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Bristol Temple Meads, near the centre, sees mainly First Great Western services, including regular high speed trains to London Paddington, as well as other local, regional and CrossCountry trains.

Training was also hampered by the austerity measures that were necessitated by the economic hardships of the Great Depression, which meant that the equipment provided during this time was largely obsolete, being mainly First World War vintage, and provided in insufficient numbers.

Help to Buy is a mortgage guarantee scheme that enables buyers, mainly first-timers, to purchase a new-build home with a smaller deposit.

Police authorities preceded PCCs and were mainly seconded councillors with some magistrates and "independents", essentially chosen by the other members.

The European champions fielded mainly second-choice players and were restricted to few sights of goal until the closing stages, when the substitutes made their presence felt.

He found it strange that so many mainly sixth-century sculptures should have been buried 400-500 years later, supposedly as a sign of respect.

Liverpool's squad is not strong enough to allow Gerrard the rest he needs, even taking into account the performance in Madrid by a mainly second-string XI.