Sentence examples for were chiefly in from inspiring English sources

President Reagan understood and exploited the great divide between the heartland and the custodians of news, who were chiefly in New York.

Osbert's lands were chiefly in Norfolk and Suffolk, but he also had some lands in Essex and some from the Count of Perche.

In the first CWFF block, after-effects were chiefly in the opposite direction to the force field, whereas the first catch trials in the CCWFF were in the same direction of the force field (see Figure 3).

The districts where deaths from AIDS represented more than 10% of the total deaths at ages 15-49 were chiefly in the same districts where prevalence of HIV in pregnant women aged 15-49 attending public antenatal clinics was above 2% in 2003.

These are chiefly in music.

Up to 1898 the baled oacco-leaf trade was chiefly in the hands of this company.

The large cattle and sheep ranches are chiefly in Elko, Humboldt, and Lander counties.

Trade was chiefly in palm products, rubber, cotton, and cocoa beans.

He was as good in macroeconomics as in micro, but his work helping officials was chiefly in the latter area.

But if "back to basics" is what's being sought here, it's chiefly in terms of the songs.

The manuscripts are chiefly in Arabic but also include Persian, Ottoman Turkish, and other languages of the Islamic world.