Sentence examples for calling mostly from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

There is only so much innovation a music director can bring to a festival called Mostly Mozart.

Mr. Obama's campaign released a video called "Mostly Fiction," in which it accuses Mr. Romney of playing "fast and loose" with the truth during the debate.

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

Mr. Sharon said on Wednesday that Mr. Arafat had to carry out "real arrests of terrorist elements" instead of what he called "mostly dummy arrests with attempts at deception".

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.

"Males emitted long calls mostly facing the direction they traveled a few hours later, or even after a night's rest," said one of the researchers, Karin Isler of the Anthropological Institute and Museum in Zurich.

The calls mostly targeted NDP and Liberal supporters.

Women from all over Louisiana, and from as far as Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi, called mostly with the same question: Was the center still taking appointments?