Sentence examples for calls mostly from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Ms. Frank said the newspaper had received about a dozen calls, mostly from television and radio stations.

By contrast, rails are secretive birds, hiding among reeds at the water's edge by day and uttering their calls mostly at night.

In states with intensely fought races during the primary season, phone subscribers have complained of receiving as many as 20 election-related calls — mostly automated "robocalls" — per week.

("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.

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

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.