Sentence examples for to mainly from inspiring English sources
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Forcefully, vigorously.
"This seems to mainly happen in European competitions and internationals.
"I was asked to mainly keep quiet about illegal assessments.
"It seems to mainly involve delay," he said.
They have to, mainly in older, unrenovated stations without elevators (or with broken ones).
The £35bn pension tax relief flows to mainly to the top 8% of savers.
By 2006 there were 150 shops selling to mainly lower income customers.
Mr. Bloomberg said he would relegate the mayor's formal corner office to mainly ceremonial purposes.
Conservatives may want catharsis, but the rest of the public seems to mainly want reassurance.
Sixty-plus volunteers such as Walker make regular visits to mainly elderly groups across London.
The boutique hoteliers are all doing well enough by catering to mainly foreign clientele.
Pakistanis who make good, as doctors or solicitors, often move to mainly white suburbs.
