Sentence examples for is mostly new from inspiring English sources
The material is mostly new, but the form is familiar: character monologues and bits of song, with Mr. Essmann taking on several roles, and Mr. LaChiusa playing the piano and donning the occasional wig or persona.
Three Cuculinae, Centropodinae, and Couinae are limited in distribution to the Old World; the subfamily Crotophaginae is wholly New World; the Neomorphinae is mostly New World, with one genus in Southeast Asia; and the sixth subfamily, Phaenicophaeinae, is represented in the tropics of both hemispheres.
Honestly, it was mostly new.
The rest are mostly new to science.
G.M.'s top executives are mostly new, as well.
The dining-hall fare was mostly New England-inflected, heavy and creamy, unpredictably salty or sweet.
The Americans were mostly New Englanders, members of an intellectual aristocracy that was already tightly knit.
Their starting rotation will be mostly new after the free-agent defections of the veterans Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte and David Wells.
The cast will be mostly new when "Agrippina" goes to the City Opera in the spring.
"I had heard some of the earlier artists but they were mostly new names to me," she said.
