Sentence examples for is set mostly from inspiring English sources

"Like Someone in Love," about big and small coincidences, is set mostly outside Tokyo.

That is a flashback; "Gilead" is set mostly at the beginning of the civil-rights movement.

The collection is set (mostly) in New York, Los Angeles, and London.

The story is set mostly in the 1960s and 1970s, when old values, as they will, come under strain.

How do you feel about the characters on "Justified," which is set mostly in and around Harlan, Ky., who are cooking meth or using slurs or whatever?

Below are edited excerpts from the conversation: "Half the Kingdom" is set mostly in a hospital where patients seem to be "catching" Alzheimer's from one another.

And Mussorgsky was not afraid of Pushkin, whose lines are set mostly as they were written.

The thrillers Running Dog (1978) and The Names (1982), which was set mostly in Greece, followed.

Despite the title, it's set mostly in the winter and ends on Christmas Eve -- Saturday at 9 p.m. on Channel 13.

Ms. Barrett's next novel will focus on the sisters' grandparents and will be set mostly in a tuberculosis sanitarium in Saranac Lake, N.Y., in 1916.

I know this because my novel is going to be set mostly within a single house, and it's all the better if the family itself built that house.