Meanings of live principally in English

Guano is the manure of birds that live principally on fish.

The Swahili live principally along the coast of British East Africa and at Zanzibar.

Its destiny seems to be to feed jaguars, for they live principally on the creatures.

We shall live principally on our rations, and you can put by a good bit.

In long journeys through the woods, when other provisions fail, the natives live principally on this.

It includes those birds which live principally on seeds and grain-thecanary, goldfinch, sparrow, and some others.

The natives, at this season, seemed to live principally on the seeds of Pandanus spiralis, (R.

Let the bowels be kept moderately open and live principally upon vegetable diet, with plenty of outdoor exercise.

They live principally by agriculture, and own extensive tracts of land in the townships of Granville, Franklin, and Mercer.

The residents live principally upon this most delicious fish which fortunately can be eaten a long time without disrelish.

The persons attacked by it are those who take little exercise, and live principally on vegetables, particularly cassady and rice.

Moles live principally on earth-worms, snails, and small insects, though they are also said to devour frogs and small birds.

It is this, probably, which has given rise to the absurd report that the negroes live principally on fruits spontaneously growing.

They live principally on the Hadj route, towards Maan, and in summer approach the Belka, pushing northward sometimes as far as Haouran.

We live principally on bacon and coffee, but as the water and the bacon are both very salt, this is very inconvenient.

In the California mines no class of persons better endure hardships or accomplish greater results than the Chinese, who live principally on vegetable food.