Sentence examples for were largely given from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons they were initially so successful in Tunisia and Egypt was that they were largely given the freedom to demonstrate by their uniformed countrymen.

The Spanish and Portuguese banks were largely given a clean bill of health by the very same tests that said the now busted Irish banks were OK.

The biggest, light-filled galleries are largely given over to outsized work.

Although the room is unusually narrow, one entire wall is largely given over to cabinets, most of which conceal bookcases.

By mid-January, the show was largely given over to the President's having choked on a pretzel.

The first year of graduate study is largely given to course work, the course requirements for each student being determined individually in accordance with previous training and interests.

That same top tier has been largely given over to VIP boxes, which are due to be sold to private business after the Olympics.

The show is largely given over to her 2005 album, "Confessions on a Dance Floor" (Warner Brothers), which is as exuberant as its predecessor, "American Life," was severe.

Romney told me that he was more passionate about foreign affairs than he showed in the 2012 campaign, which was largely given over to domestic affairs.

His group of computer scientists was largely given a free rein to pursue Squeak, which was a direct descendant of the Smalltalk programming language.

Mr. Hurley ultimately does stand trial for Mr. Doomadgee's death, and the second half of this book is largely given over to this event.