Sentence examples for have mostly moved on from inspiring English sources

The old neighbors have mostly moved on, replaced by settlers from Eastern Europe.

Nor has he forgotten the young unemployed – even if the media have mostly moved on.

The Congressional champions of cheaper, dependable weapons have mostly moved on or been silenced by the gains of weapons technology.

The Portuguese and Polish migrants who came to the region more than a decade ago have mostly moved on from farm and factory work to more integrated lives in Wisbech and elsewhere.

These investors, known as "super angels" because they have mostly moved on to launch small venture funds of their own, are all friends of mine.

But Japan has mostly moved on, and so will we.

That goes for image-quality snobs like myself, too – holdouts from a bygone era who clung to the notion that compact cameras still have a role to play in a world that has mostly moved on.

The press has mostly moved on.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee even held a hearing on it yesterday, as the cleanup continues but the news media has mostly moved on.

When all this stuff happened in the scene in the early 90s all of the key players were just kids now they've mostly moved on or have too much to lose to try and get back at Varg for the murder.

But though the public interest has mostly moved on, he's not giving up on his political ambitions – for the past few months he has been running a haphazard campaign headquartered in his own car, talking to anyone who will still listen.