Sentence examples for working chiefly in from inspiring English sources

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.

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 in the Colorado Plateau region, he wrote several classic papers, including geological studies of the high plateaus of Utah (1879 80), the Cenozoic history of the Grand Canyon district (1882), and the Charleston, South Carolina, earthquake of 1886.

But working chiefly in Japan, all my publications are in my own language and I regret that I cannot ask you to examine what sort of work I am doing in the field of Far Eastern Art, after my years of apprenticeship, so to speak, in the field of Italian painting under your guidance & inspiration (letter of January 20 , 1936.

But working chiefly in Japan, all my publications are in my own language and I regret that I cannot ask you to examine what sort of work I am doing in the field of Far Eastern Art, after my years of apprenticeship, so to speak, in the field of Italian painting under your guidance & inspiration.

From about 1927 he worked chiefly in watercolour.

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

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.

Before receiving the Pritzker, Souto de Moura worked chiefly in Portugal, with the occasional excursion into such countries as Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Belgium.

He worked chiefly in Rome and its vicinity throughout his life, but, because his father was French, it is usual to class him among the French school.