Sentence examples for know mostly from inspiring English sources

EROSE is an entry that I know mostly from doing crossword puzzles, like ENT.

You know?" Mostly, Heather didn't take the deaths of her patients too hard.

Among the readers I know – mostly kids – the reaction is euphoria.

I learned much about this region of the state that I know mostly as freeways connecting water polo games, or as endless similar roads through malls and housing developments.

Mr. Singer has solicited testimonials from them for Mr. Zinsser's party, and judging from the quality of their E-mail, they know, mostly, how to whack through verbal weeds.

Mr. Rylance, whom I know mostly as a Shakespearean actor (and as the first artistic director of Shakespeare's Globe in London), here exercises a supremely graceful clumsiness and hang-dog cheer that evokes the great Buster Keaton.

Coming out of the midcentury, Chicago was known mostly as hog butcher to the world.

Ms. Olsen is known mostly for her film roles, including "Silent House," "Martha Marcy May Marlene" and "Liberal Arts".

Is this the former Kremlin power-broker, known mostly for political intrigues and murky business deals?

"We are known mostly as the chief exporter in this country of carcinogens.

About 140 species are known, mostly native to Madagascar, Southeast Asia, and Australia.