Sentence examples for but mostly when from inspiring English sources

But mostly, when I daydreamed, it was about being an author.

This word "loyalty" comes up in many interviews, but mostly when people describe their relation to their own bank.

But mostly, when the visitors had left, I'd have taken them down and just stared at them, really, really hard.

But this is no contour-hugging hike: there are a few flat stretches, but mostly when you're not walking steeply uphill, you're walking steeply downhill.

Mr. Ridley said Fort Worth had come up several times in the planning commission's talks, but mostly when suggesting stricter regulations.

"Right, sure, but mostly when do citizens appear and begin to gather it up, take it to their private homes?" "Whenever they care to".

But sometimes, mostly when the winds of self-sabotage begin to blow the hardest, memories don't seem satisfied with the role of reliable archivist, instead angling for the director's chair, revised script in hand.

A. I did try to fight the assumptions, but it was mostly when I was on those film sets.

The Iran-Pakistan relationship complex, but I do believe that the Iranians got some of the plans for their nukes from A. Q. Khan, the father of the Pakistani bomb, but I think mostly when he was running his crazy free-lance operation.

"Over the years, we have investigated merging with other towns, but it is mostly when taxes come out and people think we could keep them down otherwise," said Lorraine Carafa, who serves as village clerk, treasurer, recycling coordinator, tax collector "and a few other things if I think hard enough".

When I asked him what had been the difference that made the difference, he said "It was a lot of things, but it was mostly when I gave up on getting anything useful for myself from our sessions and started to look in the direction of what was true for all people everywhere.