Sentence examples for mainly to pull from inspiring English sources

And this was mainly to pull my brother into line.

These Yorkshires were used mainly to pull mail and passenger coaches, hence their name.

They were used mainly to pull artillery, as were most horses of this type from French territory at the beginning of the 19th century.

The effect of the global fMRI prior on the source reconstructions was mainly to pull activity slightly more medially in the posterior ventral occipitotemporal cortex (cf. first and second columns of Fig. 6), perhaps helping to counteract the well-known bias toward diffuse superficial reconstructions associated with MNM inversions.

Dalton was downright awful at times in this loss, mainly in failing to pull the trigger when receivers were open.

And for good reason, because just as we wrote last week, it's starting to sound like this is mainly another ploy to pull more money out of consumers' pockets.

The story has it that Craig Walzer and Oliver Wise first conceived the idea of the Atlantis bookstore after a few too many glasses of wine and managed to pull it off mainly because they persuaded four of their friends to join them before realizing what they were getting themselves into.

After several attempts to merge unsuccessfully, mainly due to people not giving her any space to pull out, it happened.

"I hesitated a lot before taking the commission, mainly because I wasn't sure I would be able to pull in a varied enough bunch of women.

It's mainly done using one key, statement piece that will allow you to pull off that look.

The Suffolk Punch was used mainly for draught work on farms, but was also often used to pull heavy artillery in wartime.