Sentence examples for are mostly full of from inspiring English sources
The areas north of Fordham Road, and to the west toward the University Heights neighborhood along the Harlem River, are mostly full of five- and six-story brick apartment buildings, many with Dominican and Puerto Rican flags hanging from their fire escapes.
Although the popular image may be that of a Caribbean Casablanca harboring bon vivants with a penchant for fast cars and faster cash, the streets of downtown George Town, on Grand Cayman, are mostly full of gawking tourists from the cruise ships anchored nearby.
Music download to the Sansa Connect, whereas we all know iPods are mostly full of not-paid-for MP3s.
But I was mostly full of it.
Its extensive bookstore is mostly full of books.
And Ellen Miller of the Sunlight Foundation, which pushes for more government transparency, said the White House site is mostly full of P.R.-friendly statements.
That the JCR and the union were mostly full of people who seemed to have experience in leadership – and therefore not normally working-class people.
The two areas, both with around 1m residents, are distinct: the Black Country is dominated by large metal-bashing sites while Birmingham is mostly full of offices.
On a Saturday afternoon, it is mostly full of 20-somethings sitting around on the grass in groups sipping coffees and beers.
Even the project Info.plist is mostly full of variables that are populated from the config files – this way we can have just one Info.plist that works for all build types.
"And they're mostly full of shit," deadpans bassist Ira Wolf Tuton, who's sporting a curly sponge of hair atop a shaved head, and a vest, shirt 'n' bovver boots combo that makes him look, frankly, well hard.
