Sentence examples similar to primarily for something from inspiring English sources
If you want something primarily for exercise, buy a Shuffle.
If you believe the real Ireland to be the one portrayed in "The Quiet Man" or more recently in "Far and Away," you are searching for something that exists primarily in the minds of movie producers or those nostalgic for a past no longer widely seen.
It also takes up a lot of space, and costs a decent amount for those who might be looking for something to use primarily for big events only on occasion.
Guests at the Constance are primarily ages 25 to 45, "people looking for something different from a normal hotel," he said.
You need to think about planning online content as you would in your venue, for example targeted exhibitions or shows offering something special primarily for a particular group of people.
Yet, to see most retrotransposon activations as something evolved for the benefit of these elements rather than serving as something, initially and primarily, for the host's benefit is a very different perspective from that of the natural genetic engineering concept.
Lardner said he was not paid -- which would violate N.C.A.A. rules -- but the titles "were something we owed him" primarily for helping alert her to when Kaczmarski would be traveling.
That counted for something.
