Sentence examples for mainly picked from inspiring English sources

"Even with serious pictures like 'Hiroshima Mon Amour,' the reviewers mainly picked out mistakes," said Donald Richie, an American film historian based in Tokyo.

In any case, Choo was accustomed to making a single pair at a time for customers who mainly picked what they wanted from pre-existing samples.

The firm has also settled some of the outstanding legal issues surrounding its bad mortgage assets, which were mainly picked up with the purchase of Countrywide.

MSH6 variations chosen for functional assessment were mainly picked from the LOVD database.

Like all the Neolithic banks and ditches in the region, including the Greater Cursus, the Avebury henge was dug with simple tools, mainly picks made from deer antlers.

When the Satie estate prohibited this, Mr. Cage composed a piano score, called "Cheap Imitation," that fit the work's structures while — mainly picking out one note at a time — pursuing separate melodies.

And this year, certainly Mr. Letterman has made Mr. Romney the target of numerous jokes, mainly picking on him for what he has alluded to as a disconnect with real people – and dogs.

"The reason we have taken a bit of time over the appointment is that we both wanted to make sure that he was ready and comfortable to take on the other parts of the job that he hasn't had to do up to this point – mainly picking the side and dealing with the press.

It reckons that the value of retail sales rose by 3.2% in the year to October, rather than falling slightly.The official series should be the more reliable because it is more comprehensive than the BRC's, which mainly picks up sales by large retailers.

The longest queues were at the gate three booths and, as kick off approached, consisted of people mainly picking up tickets.

Back then, according to the hard Twitter data, people were mainly picking up the ol' vape pen to quit smoking.