Sentence examples for mainly to take from inspiring English sources

Compaq acquired a rival, Digital Equipment, in 1998 mainly to take over its consulting arm.

Only a few decades before, the loofah was used mainly to take the black off of teapots.

He planned to give a speech to and answer questions from defence workers in Scotland mainly to take the argument against independence to Alex Salmond.

But he came mainly to take a bow.Like a prize-winning schoolboy who vindicates his maligned teachers, he makes everybody feel good.

Now she has moved back to London, mainly to take up the IET position, but also to be closer to friends and family.

I know a lot of the people on my street, by which I mean the two blocks of West Rock Avenue between Yale and Edgewood Avenues in New Haven, where my life seems mainly to take place.

But she is mainly reluctant to take on this case because a boy she gave up at birth for adoption would be the same age as Brian.

Listen to: Cake – You Can Have Him wyngatecarpenter: This month I've been mainly listening to Take It on the Chin, the new album by Bottlejob – rough and ready (with hints of melodic guitar) anti-fascist Oi from London!

But we're mainly obliged to take the countercultural atmosphere on faith, with the exception of some funny passages involving Serena's hippie sister, Lucy, who lives "rent-free with another woman, a circus-skills instructor".

Olympus MPG3 microscope was mainly used to take a first look on the single-crystal population distribution and the sample uniformity.

Mainly, willingness to take risk (Brockhaus, 1980 & Stevenson & Gumpert, 1985), internal locus of control (Brockhaus, 1982), need for achievement (McClelland, 1961), sense of loneliness (Boyd & Gumpert 1983), need for control and tendency to distrust others (Kets de Vries, 1985).