Sentence examples for belonged mostly from inspiring English sources

The limos DeBoer saw belonged mostly to celebrities attending Game 4 last Wednesday.

WASHINGTON — The voices belonged mostly to N.F.L. executives, N.F.L. doctors, N.F.L. players and United States congressmen.

The few white faces present belonged mostly to the clutch of reporters, many in their 20s, huddled against a wall.

Over centuries, the broad literary brush strokes and the big-canvas page have belonged mostly to men, whereas "craft" had belonged to women, uncontested.

Bob Nolan's country standard "Cool Water" belonged to everybody; "People Get Ready" belonged mostly to Curtis Mayfield; and "Folsom Prison Blues" was, and still is, very much Johnny Cash's song.

Credit for the cheerfully off-kilter proceedings, as well as for the idea for the stamp itself, belonged mostly to Judith S. Kaye, the chief judge of the State of New York, who seemed to find no dissonance in the idea of civic exuberance over an act that many people find as worthy of commemoration as waiting for the cable guy.

Macroeconomic models, the distant descendants of Phillips's machine, belong mostly in central banks.

The balance of about $9 billion belongs mostly to Mr. Cohen; a sliver of the rest belongs to SAC employees.

Beach 98th Street belongs mostly to Puerto Ricans, who hold all-day picnics in the slatted shade under the Boardwalk.

The artworks belong mostly to institutions, including the Staten Island Museum and Staten Island Historical Society, the New York Public Library and the New-York Historical Society. New-York Historical Society

The writers and poets of whom this can be said belong mostly to the ranks of the minor and the almost- memorable.