Sentence examples for call mostly from inspiring English sources

("Middlemarch" consists of almost eight hundred and fifty pages of what a literary philistine might call "mostly description").

Instead, the county, which owns the parcel, is looking at three alternative proposals, all of which call mostly for housing, with some commercial space.

WASHINGTON — The new chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee said Monday that he planned to call mostly Muslim and Arab witnesses to testify in hearings next month on the threat of homegrown Islamic terrorism.

In a shiny blue shirt, pressed pants that could have stood and conducted the orchestra on their own and perfectly pomaded hair, Mr. Sturr and his troupe, Jimmy Sturr and His Orchestra, were doing this work on Sunday afternoon at Brooklyn Bowl for a crowd of a few dozen that was, judging by the applause early in the show when Mr. Sturr was shouting out an ethnic roll call, mostly Polish.

Members of the Paris Call mostly agree to prevent cyberattacks of all sorts — it's a peace offer.

2 03: And we're live! 2 04: Apple SVP/CFO Peter Oppenheimer is on the call, mostly recapping the stats above.

Since that commission, he has fielded a steady stream of calls, mostly from Canada, he said.

They have a special section for lesbians in there - it's called Mostly Men.

A hot line set up has garnered about 75 calls — mostly residents reporting oil damage to property, or with questions.

When the storm hit, they said, they were inundated by nonemergency calls, mostly from people whose cars were stuck.

Almost immediately, Hollywood came calling, mostly with offers for bio-pics of Louis Armstrong, Muhammad Ali, and the like; Wilson wasn't tempted.