Sentence examples for if you mostly from inspiring English sources

If you mostly frequent art-world fairs, buckle up.

Cobbles If you mostly watch cycling for the crashes and the suffering – you sadist – then find a comfortable spot for the afternoon of 9 July.

If you mostly read the mainstream press, or survey indie Web sites such as Pitchfork, or if you're just out of touch with the movements of Nashville pop stars, you could be forgiven for not knowing who these guys are.

(This is particularly true if you mostly listen to older music. I stopped getting new tracks after Eric B. & Rakim broke up). 3. Satellite radio is good, but it also has its limits.

If you mostly travel between the United States and Canada, there is a $50 alternative: the Nexus card, issued to pre-screened travelers under a joint program operated by the United States and Canada.

It's not a machine for everyone: If you mostly just use ordinary office productivity apps, an iMac will provide more bang for less buck (which means that, sadly, I don't qualify as a Mac Pro user).

You might want even better handling, but if what you mostly want is very good cornering for that once-a-month open road jaunt, you should find the Sport a pretty good compromise.

If you answered mostly A, B, or C, then there's no way of knowing.

"The criteria is: if you are mostly locally owned by people who live in the area.

If you want mostly museum-quality pieces, your time is probably better spent going around the Asia Week gallery exhibitions.

But if you answered mostly a, it's time to take a scythe to the hours you work.