Sentence examples for built mostly for from inspiring English sources

The state built mostly for military purposes, and Roman stonework, once recovered, was adequate for castles and fortifications.

There was little running game, the offensive line was built mostly for pass protection not run-blocking, the defense was built small and fast to rush the passer, because it assumed the Colts would usually be playing with a lead – because Manning would get it – and they paid almost no attention to having a backup ready to go because Manning was an ironman.

There was little time to adjust the roster to allow for a significant change in their style of play — an inexperienced offensive line built mostly for pass protection, for instance, is not ideal when a team wants to emphasize the running game.

Built mostly for rich British yachtsmen before World War I, the last of these boats are being hunted down and restored by sailors who are tired of modern carbon-fiber speedsters.

With speed up to 12 miles an hour and a battery that lasts up to 6 miles on a single charge, Onewheel is built mostly for getting around urban areas.

If you're thinking this is the job of the content delivery network, Chandrayana says CDNs do their job well, but a CDN was built mostly for the web and it doesn't handle performance issues around mobile apps nearly as well, especially those last mile issues that Twin Prime concentrates on — at least that's what he claims.

The ramps cost as much as $3,000 and up to build, mostly for lumber and other supplies.

GEORGIA's state capitol is built mostly of handsome marble except for the dreary, dimly lit basement which houses a small exhibition of historic flags flown by the state's regiments.

Early bobsleds were built mostly of wood.

Less than a month later, the company, Land Economics, began selling the properties, which were built mostly in the 1940's, for $120,000 apiece to church secretaries, truckers, retirees and factory workers — sometimes as many as three a day to a single individual — all of them 577 miles away in Martinsville, Va.

But the current operation — built mostly around cows — poses a problem for Mr. Cameron, who said his wife, Suzy Amis, had pushed him and their children toward a plant-based diet.