Sentence examples for were mainly called from inspiring English sources

The three siblings can trace their roots to Joseph Pease of Darlington in County Durham, born in 1737 - confusingly, the earlier male Peases were mainly called either Joseph or Edward, before moving on more recently to favour Arthur and Richard.

The protests in the eastern region were mainly to call for the release of Sheikh Tawfiq al-Amer, who had been detained after giving a sermon calling for a constitutional monarchy.

These structural changes are mainly so called Class I size reduction with a small quantity of Class II size reduction [ 7].

In terms of frequency contours, the "krak" and "krak-oo" calls were characterised by a largely decreasing main frequency band, "hok" and "hok-oo" calls were mainly flat, while "wak-oo" calls had an increasing band (table 1; fig. 1).

His job is mainly to call press conferences and denounce things.

When the Altair was introduced in the mid-1970s, personal computers — then called microcomputers — were mainly intriguing electronic gadgets for hobbyists, the sort of people who tinkered with ham radio kits.

Type II calls were mainly emitted by pups transitioning between Type I and Type III calls (Fig. 3A).

But in truth, they were mainly watching the man they call guruji, whose feet they bowed to touch as he walked by.

They were mainly chanting about Mark Duggan and calling the police fascists. .

Calls were mainly triaged outside normal working hours and 16% were triaged to self care (see Table 3).

Arrest calls were mainly attended by anaesthesia (47.8%) and ICU doctors (38.3%) with around 2% physicians only.