Main In A Sentence

• Her main feature is that she has a ballonet at each end.
• Just then there was a shout of victory from the main deck.
• The main force passed up the other road.
• There are three main groups, each commanded by a colonel.
• Requa-Gibson in rear of main planes.
• When they came to the main road both were breathing heavily from their run.
• Keep your balance, that's the main thing.
• It would seem to be the main business of man to repine at government.
• The main longitudinals are of round section; cross members, oval section.
• Our main point now is with Schlesinger, for we must delay no longer.
• Its nominal main purpose is the repair, etc., of Service Aircraft.
• The West Indies separate a part of the ocean from the main Atlantic Ocean.

• Certainly about nothing that touches the present main issues of scientific thought.
• But the guerrillas halted some distance from the main road and only three rode forward.
• Our main hope lies just in the certitude that he must come to town sooner or later.
• But they were met by the main body of guerrillas and all came charging with blood curdling yells.
• That boy was now seated in the middle of the house, half-way down the main aisle.
• But the league was successfully carried through, and that was, after all, the main thing.
• The clause adds, parenthetically, a statement supplementing that in the main clause.
• The main object of his visit seemed to be to impress on the Judge his importance.
• Spelling errors occurring solely in the Index have been corrected to match the main text.
• He had gone some two or three miles when he came to a main road leading to Palmyra.
• Where the Harper text was clearly in error, the 1768 reading was substituted in the main text.
• The effectiveness of the periodic sentence arises from the prominence which it gives to the main statement.
• The objection is that the interposed phrase or clause needlessly interrupts the natural order of the main clause.
• But within the last twenty years these two main branches of biological inquiry have grown more and more apart.
• There is a shop where cots and flower-stands are the main articles for sale; but such cots and such flower-stands!
• This side of the main road is covered with bushes for about two hundred yards, then come clear fields.
• The alarm was given; the pirates threw hand grenades on deck and sprang up the main chains sword in hand.
• As soon as the main office found out about what happened, they sent representatives around to every house on the block to apologize.
• To illustrate this position, and clear it of sceptical cavils and objections, is the main object of the present chapter.
• Their main objective was a ricketty bridge across the Gyantse river which we had to cross before reaching our camp.
• My continued distress about my nephew, whose moral character has been almost totally ruined, has been the main cause of my illness.
• Oh, I'm not denying that in the main he is sincere, that he believes in his phrases.
• The post is not part of the Allied main line, but rather of value as a bridge-head over the river.
• It was arranged that Burgoyne should strike southward with the main army until he reached the Hudson river.
• The main reason is, says he, because we imagine that the essence of virtue and vice consists, not in their nature, but in their origin and cause.
• The 1912 model is of entirely novel type, a tail first monoplane with a propeller either end of the main planes, and a triangular tail aft.
• Its main concern now was to reach Dutch or Scandinavian territory, with the minimum of procrastination.
• The dominating idea, as I understood it, was that the majesty of the law should prove a sufficiently powerful weapon; and in the main it did.

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