Sentence examples for mainly very from inspiring English sources

The coach was full of mainly very young people.

The – mainly very young – women went wild with delight.

I felt like Alice falling down the hole in to Wonderland; fazed and a little anxious but mainly very excited.

Some of the victims, mainly very vulnerable and abused girls and women, committed theft, public order offences and sometimes much worse.

The other girls — Dakota, Chippewa, or mixed-blood like me — were less obvious on campus, and mainly very studious, although a couple of women swaggered around, furious in ribbon shirts, with American Indian Movement boyfriends.

Somewhere around the turn of the century, Sue Lawley began to irritate the hell out of me, for reasons that were hard to articulate because they were mainly very unfair.

"We had death threats, mainly from very religious people who very kindly were going to kill me on God's behalf because he's busy".

I have a board that consists mainly of very eminent scientists who are very empathetic to the view that you make progress over years and decades, not over the next quarter".

It was mainly a very hard job of selecting, especially with "Moon Crossing Bridge".

"Mainly, the very promiscuous group in the homosexual community who have many partners and don't take precautions".

But organizers of mainland Chinese tour groups complained that the park was expensive, while Hong Kong residents groused that the park was aimed mainly at very young children.