Sentence examples for in mostly all from inspiring English sources
A scrawled version of "A Day in the Life" appears on one side of the single sheet of paper, with revisions, corrections and annotations; on the other side is a cleaner version in mostly all caps, above.
The mortality rate was significantly different in the ISS 26 to 35 group but in mostly all groups, the mortality rate was higher in women.
As in probably mostly all other European countries, the incidence of occupational cancer in Germany increased steadily after World War II.
When I was lucky, I could tune in FOX, but mostly all I had in my younger years was the big three networks of ABC, NBC, and CBS.
According to this study, in principle all or mostly all factors were already in place in the Middle Ages.
The professional fire fighters in Hamburg and mostly all over Germany are civil servants (German: 'Beamte').
A board member of Exxon even admitted in the mid-1980s that "mostly all we talk about in board meetings anymore is T. Boone Pickens".
"I've been in a mostly all-male environment for nearly 30 years.
When will Illinois' own Oprah Winfrey, talk queen/actress, fill the shoes of former Senator Carol Moseley Braun, the only African-American woman to be in that mostly all-boys club?
There are nine unique entries today, and they are mostly all nifty in my opinion.
