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Meanings of built principally in English

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Usage of built principally in English
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They were built principally of the same smooth, gray blocks with which the streets were paved.
The Girl in the Golden Atom
2
It recedes from, but communicates with, the street by advancing wings, and is built principally of brick.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction. Volume 12,...
3
The chapel, built principally by himself and wife, is small, but comfortable, and well suited for the climate.
Adventures in New Guinea
4
Cook was one of the few contemporary politicians whose national reputation was built principally within the chamber of the House of Commons.
The Irish Times
5
Cook was one of the very few contemporary politicians whose national reputation was built principally within the chamber of the House of Commons.
The Guardian
6
The city is built principally of masonry and in a most substantial manner, though little effort has been made to secure architectural beauty.
Our War with Spain for Cuba's Freedom
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Near the centre of this grove, we came suddenly upon a large marae, built principally of loose stones, overgrown with moss and lichens.
The Island Home
8
The houses are built principally with a white stone, mingled with a peculiar stone of a bright sky-blue colour, both stones repellent of heat.
Another World: Fragments from the Star City of Montalluyah
9
'But it was built principally by my ancestors,' said the Consul, 'and I have a print of it in my hall.'
Tancred; Or, The New Crusade
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