Sentence examples for working chiefly from inspiring English sources

It is now working chiefly on problems of communications-especially studies of speech & auditory perception- and on fundamental biology.

Skousen was himself employed by the F.B.I., from 1935 until 1951, much of that time as a special agent working chiefly in administration.

There is an inherent conservatism to the legal profession, owing to its commitment to working chiefly through existing institutions and to the fact that law itself is predominantly intended to satisfy expectations arising from inherited patterns of behaviour.

Property records are not explicit, but it appears that Mr. Roach, working chiefly in partnership with his countryman Joseph H. Sweeney and an Antiguan named Cleophus Charity, built the Renaissance Theater there in 1921.

Working chiefly with its Broadway producing partner, Bob Boyett, the National has sent recent productions of "The Pitmen Painters" (which, like "War Horse," ran at a nonprofit theater in New York) as well as "The Seafarer" and "Coram Boy," which were not financially successful.

Hempel took his doctorate in Berlin, working chiefly with Reichenbach until the latter was forced to leave in 1933.

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.

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