Sentence examples for speaking mainly from inspiring English sources
was speaking mainly for the record, as few think Congress will give approval.
On Sunday, he addressed his players for 30 minutes, speaking mainly about the necessity of being mentally tough.
He qualified those thoughts a bit, saying he was speaking mainly of museums that dealt primarily with contemporary art.
He was speaking mainly about Scotland, but also spoke about the prospect of Jean-Claude Juncker becoming the next president of the European commission.
Of all the major political figures competing in the January elections, he is probably the most reclusive, avoiding all but the rarest encounters with reporters, and speaking, mainly, through aides.
You suspect he's speaking mainly of iCandy – frequently referred to as "the new Bugaboo" – which launched in 2005; and another brand that now goes hand-in-handle with the designer changing bag and attendant lifestyle.
Many Dutch speakers still view the monarchy as an alien institution that speaks mainly for the French-speaking community, but few bear Albert any personal animus.
Malkovich's decision to have the predominantly Hispanic cast speak mainly in English has rankled some elements of the Spanish-speaking community.
They speak mainly Yiddish.
Coleman spoke mainly about Bale.
The Apachean languages are spoken mainly in Arizona and New Mexico.
