Sentence examples for wanted mainly from inspiring English sources

They wanted mainly to be sure that no one else stepped ahead of them in the race to figure out the potential new market.

In a succession of Broadway shows she had little chance to sing, however; she was wanted mainly for comic "fat girl" roles that she despised.

The Republicans wanted mainly two things from the lame-duck session: (1) extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for top earners, and (2) the payroll tax holiday.

He never got that Angola out of his mind, and when we met in London in 1986 he wanted mainly to talk about another book from that period, the Portuguese soldier Antonio Lobo Antunes's South of Nowhere, which he thought was wonderful.

For example to Japan, where we wanted mainly to look for cosplay people.

Wright also had to balance who he thought was best for each role with what the producers wanted – mainly a big name attraction.

In an era of previously unimagined opportunities for exploring the far-off and strange, we want mainly to stare at ourselves.

Others on the right who talk of one state want mainly to sanctify the annexing, in some form, of occupied territory.

"I want mainly to see if I understand any of the Aramaic, and what form of Aramaic it is," said Dr. Kiraz, director of the Syriac Institute in Piscataway, N.J.

The CAG wants mainly to reach the type who want to vote against the incumbent Congress government, which they see as sclerotic and inept, but feel torn between new AAP and Mr Modi's BJP, which governed Gujarat during a series of massacres in 2002 in which at least a thousand people were killed, most of them Muslim.

Spielberg leaves running the studio to the husband-and-wife team of Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald, and he wants mainly to make good movies and to be left alone.