Sentence examples for a collection of mostly from inspiring English sources

Illustrated Checklist of a Collection of Mostly Italian Mss.

It's a collection of, mostly, sad songs — tales of love betrayed — floating in their own limbo.

It's a collection of (mostly) great mini-games designed primarily for multiplayer.

The fare is notionally seasonal American, a collection of mostly familiar appropriations, many with a nod to the South.

Her staff comprises a collection of mostly young women, practical yet fashionable, like their leader, efficient but not effusive.

Her third album, Blue Skies (1988), was more traditional; a collection of mostly jazz standards, it became her first popular success.

He unexpectedly resurfaced a decade later with The Next Day (2013), a collection of assured, mostly straightforward, rock songs.

In 2002, he published Cathures, a collection of poems mostly emerging from his Glasgow laureateship.

To reciprocate, the Russians gave the Bremen Kunsthalle a collection of 101 mostly old-master drawings and prints that a Red Army officer had taken home.

Moreover, most of the research available today on the value of CR is anecdotal – a collection of stories mostly gathered by consultants, not real scientific data across multiple companies, industries, and years.

Erica: It's a collection of songs mostly written in a week at Bruce's home studio and Wax Studios in Hollywood.