Sentence examples for become mostly from inspiring English sources

Or in the kitchen, which had become mostly his domain in the last year.

How has something that is so luscious on the page become mostly drab on the stage?

Even before Collins retired in 2011, pop had become mostly crushingly mediocre.

But because we are so crowded here, active recognition of other people has become mostly a matter of choice.

By the 1970's, Rice, at Lenox Avenue and 124th Street, had become mostly black and mostly non-Catholic.

The Hunters Point South stop, where abandoned factory buildings will become mostly "middle-income housing," homes for the city's "firefighters, police officers".

In the 1860s researchers discovered how to manufacture alizarin synthetically, and the use of madder as a dyestuff has become mostly limited to artisanal cottage industries.

But change was evident even in this organization; its officer corps had become mostly female, including many educated Iranians from Europe and the United States.

The logic was that a lot of clearly risky subprime mortgages could be put together and — presto, become mostly AAA in a residential mortgage-backed security, or R.M.B.S.

As is the case with many of city's oldest trade associations — but unlike the watermen — the name Fishmongers' Company has become mostly misleading.

"About 50 percent of U.S. auto executives expect that things will become mostly open," said Kalman Gyimesi, author of the six-month I.B.M. project.