Sentence examples for work chiefly from inspiring English sources

exhibitions of work chiefly by amateurs," rather than asking the most basic questions about inequality.

As for the presenting artists, they're not exclusively American, but all of them work chiefly here.

It would be wrong to say the men were not stung by criticism of the work, chiefly that of Jones.

Close students of Wittgenstein's ideas tended to work chiefly on particular concepts that lie at the core of traditional philosophical problems.

Then, in the 1960s, work chiefly by Grothendieck and the English mathematician Michael Atiyah showed how the study of vector bundles on spaces could be regarded as the study of cohomology theory (called K theory).

It also helps companies produce the work, chiefly by sending out a répétiteur, a dance professional who thoroughly knows the piece, to instruct the dancers in the movements — "to set the dance on the company," as choreographers put it.

From about 1927 he worked chiefly in watercolour.

Her father and first teacher, Louis Vigée, was a noted portraitist who worked chiefly in pastels.

He worked chiefly with Russian dramas, in which he combined cinematic with theatrical methods.

Brown returned to Cambridge almost every summer, but he worked chiefly in the United States.

Mairet worked chiefly in Paris, where he secured important patrons, notably the Duke de Montmorency and the Count de Belin.