Sentence examples for are mostly empty of from inspiring English sources

We're feeding them". The lobsters' nursery habitats, where larvae develop, are mostly empty of other species, "but they're loaded with other crab in Europe, [which] probably contributes to the very low density of European lobsters you have".

The photographs are mostly empty of people, with a silence and solitude about them that is enlivened by the odd touch of humour and warmed by some vibrant colour.

But in the filibuster-hobbled Senate the fate of reform may come down to the whims of a tiny handful of preening moderates from states that are mostly empty of people, notably the Democratic chairman of the Finance Committee, Max Baucus, of Montana, and Olympia Snowe, Republican of Maine.

The usually bustling newsroom is mostly empty of young scribes this late Friday afternoon.

Despite the breadth of the case, the courtroom is mostly empty of observers.

By the time the Senate began to discuss the bill late Monday night, the galleries that overlook the chamber were mostly empty of spectators.

Highways, usually jammed in the capital during the morning rush hour, were mostly empty of cars, and the city's usually bustling downtown was ghostly, with shop shutters drawn and office towers empty.

The room is mostly empty of students now, with a few of the better ones still locked together in study.

The cannons were rusting and the fort was mostly empty of personnel except for a few soldiers and the Governor of Maui who lived there.

Next, I'd like to point out (no pun intended) that the Pointe building on 2900 Alameda, in spite of being mostly empty on the inside, has become quite the popular gathering place.

Space is mostly empty, so the chance of either spacecraft encountering another world is virtually nil.