Sentence examples for is mostly over from inspiring English sources

THE proxy season is mostly over.

The Great Bailout is mostly over for the banks.

But the sort of activity revealed by the bunker, says one, is "mostly over".

The argument now is mostly over character and experience: Who's most suited to be president?

"It's now moved off the coast... the snow is mostly over, for now".

As precipitation has changed to a wintry mix, the accumulating snow portion of this event is mostly over.

Even if she appears strong on the outside, she is mostly over-sensitive inside.

"Basically, and to the extent possible, my days of traveling by air are mostly over," one reader, Catherine Oleson, said.

Private schools are mostly over-subscribed, poorly paid and staffed by badly trained teachers.

DEMOCRACY has replaced dictatorship, guerrilla wars are mostly over--but everyday life for Latin Americans has become far less secure.

The latter are mostly over-the-air networks and their local affiliates.