Sentence examples for a mostly new from inspiring English sources

The soprano Marlis Petersen, as Lulu, will lead a mostly new cast in New York.

Tells how this procedure was ignored, electing a mostly new body of delegates and first secretary.

In the end, Mr. Chan lost, and ChinaCast's board was reorganized with a mostly new set of directors.

The law also allows for "transformation" of a school by bringing in a mostly new teaching staff and changing budgeting, firing the principal or closing the school entirely.

Working with a mostly new ensemble (only two original performers remain), he and Ms. Stroman have yet to achieve the same compelling fluidity or galvanizing sexual charge.

The Broadway production, directed by Garry Hynes, will have a tightened script and a mostly new cast, including Martha Plimpton, Jan Maxwell and Judd Hirsch as the baker.

A mostly-new road (now eastbound US 46) was built from Hackettstown east to Netcong to avoid steep grades on the existing roads.

I have here sought to give some information about a country mostly new to English people, rich in interest as regards its different races, their religions and customs, and the circumstances attending the first few years of British rule.

Within Iguania, we find strong support (SHL = 100) for a sister-group relationship between Chamaeleonidae and Agamidae (Acrodonta), and for a clade of mostly New World families (Pleurodonta; SHL = 100).

Before we have a look at these (mostly) new bottles, a quick recap on what "blended whisky" can mean.

The Joffrey Ballet of Chicago, as the company has been called since its move from New York in 1995, has made a welcome return, with mostly new dancers, after a decade's absence.