Sentence examples for later mostly from inspiring English sources

Later, mostly casually dressed adults occupy the dining room.

In 1936, he produced W.P.A. murals, later mostly destroyed, for Newark Airport.

Its frescoes were painted a half-century later, mostly by anonymous masters, except for a certain Marcu, who inscribed his name to the left of the entrance.

Mr. Wald and other critics argue that the discrepancy between Johnson's stature and his accomplishments stems from a fundamental misunderstanding of blues music by later, mostly white, writers.

In its later, mostly excellent versions, the series lost its central trio, but it never lost its fascination with the contiguous border between humanness and the alien, between the person and the beast or thing.

Initiatives like California's Proposition 187, which denied public services to the children of illegal immigrants (it was later mostly dismantled in court), signal the persistence of the urge to blame immigrants in times when the native-born feel crowded.

The Swedish armies, which at the beginning of the war were composed largely of Swedish peasants, consisted during its later stages mostly of mercenaries from Germany, Scotland, and England.

A year and a half later, Castro mostly recovered.

And he spent his later years mostly in purely literary pursuits.

He was back on the field a year later, though mostly pinch-running.

Both boards were reconstituted several months later with mostly new directors.