Sentence examples for are mostly over from inspiring English sources
"Basically, and to the extent possible, my days of traveling by air are mostly over," one reader, Catherine Oleson, said.
American applicants are mostly over 30 and earn more than the British median income.
Regulars are mostly over 40 and they call the place "the living room".
The old days, the 2 Live Crew concerts and Miami football games, the yacht and the rum and the girls, are mostly over now.
The arguments are mostly over how fast it happens and whether there is still enough time left to strike a deal.
Patients here are mostly over 18, but occasionally younger; the day I visit there is a woman with a BMI of 100.
Private schools are mostly over-subscribed, poorly paid and staffed by badly trained teachers.
DEMOCRACY has replaced dictatorship, guerrilla wars are mostly over--but everyday life for Latin Americans has become far less secure.
The latter are mostly over-the-air networks and their local affiliates.
Variety Brian Lowry also highlighted acting and characterization issues with the show, writing that: "It's among the adults, alas – who are mostly over-the-top buffoons – where Glee nearly sails off the rails, from Jane Lynch's tyrannical cheer matron to the salivating football coach, a bit like the Rydell High gang in Grease".
They are mostly over-represented in the intergenic regions, weakly under-represented in protein-coding regions, and normally represented in the whole genome.
