Sentence examples for seek most from inspiring English sources

But the slaves, encamped at Aswān, died wholesale, and Muḥammad ʿAlī had to seek most of his troops elsewhere.

Eventually, however, drawn by the camaraderie they seek, most returned, and grew used to stepping outside to smoke.

But it was the perpetually tieless David Cameron, we had assumed, who would seek most directly, if also most cringe-inducingly, to appropriate the president's mantle.

Having a small community from which to raise funds has led Gay Men Fighting Aids, for example, to seek most of its core funding from local health authorities, and raise money for specific projects from trusts such as Cruisaid.

The quality that people seek most of all in a food, its flavour, is usually present in a quantity too infinitesimal to be measured by any traditional culinary terms such as ounces or teaspoons.

To compete with other large promoters, Live Nation often pays high fees to touring artists — 90 percent of the ticket price, or more, is common — and is left to seek most of its profit from parking, concessions and other ancillary revenue sources.

It was that accusation that Mr. Mubarak, in his audiotape, sought most to counter.

Still, of the ministers whose help she sought, most declined to step forward.

It was the virtue I sought most to emulate, then and now.

This introduction of Skilling communicated to jurors the one characteristic the defense sought most to avoid: arrogance.

Care was sought most frequently for injuries and dental problems.