Sentence examples for has mostly got from inspiring English sources

In the past dozen years, he has mostly got stuck in a loop of romantic comedies, deploying that low, indolent drawl of his as a tool of come-hither charm; it's no less effective in "Killer Joe," but the snares in his voice are now baited with money and lust.

But one of the more interesting findings of the report is that -- unlike on so many other policies, from immigration to tax reform -- the U.S. government has mostly got it right on innovation.

Yet so far, China has mostly gotten a pass on its engagement with Iran.

He has mostly gotten his way with the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature, enabling him in large part to reshape civil service, education, tort reform and affirmative action policies in the state.

But "now we've mostly got the fishermen," said Mayor Virginia Barham.

(Geriatrician 2, Norway) With dementia, you've mostly got, in residential homes, untrained carers, and even in nursing homes you've got nurses who aren't trained.

The mildew eventually subsided and seemed to have mostly gotten under control.

We used to do scary quite well in NYC, but we've mostly gotten over it.

As viewers, Americans have mostly gotten used to the prissy but entirely sexless gay neighbor, the couple that seems gay only for comedic effect, or the young stud who always seems to head off-scene to get busy with someone.

But there were certainly issues, even back then, and I believe they've mostly gotten worse as the company has grown.

Everyone was afraid". Meanwhile, larger forces were transforming Southern California Latino street gangs, which for years had mostly gotten along with their counterparts in black gangs.