Sentence examples for live mostly on from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason is that they live mostly on sea ice, so fossils preserved on land are rare.

Lone hyenas live mostly on carrion, but where large populations exist they form packs and hunt by night.

Mrs. Fick and her three children live mostly on disability payments because her husband, Edmund, has multiple sclerosis.

They apparently do not farm, and as hunter-gatherers they live mostly on fish, fruits, tubers, wild pigs, lizards and honey.

Hispanic Teenagers Join Southern Mainstream Adults in the South's growing Hispanic population still live mostly on the margins of society and rarely mix with blacks and whites.

The PRI's power among peasants -- who live mostly on their crops and government assistance -- could not quash a palpable desire for change.

Instead of living next to each other – a tremendous waste of land in Berlin eyes – the inhabitants of Edinburgh live mostly one on top of the other like people in mainland European cities do.

On one side were Danka people who lived mostly on commissions and were into the hard sell; on the other, Kodak's salaried staff, who felt little urgency.

On one side were Danka people who lived mostly on commissions and were into the hard sell; on the other, Kodak's staff, who were salaried and felt little urgency.

In Europe, those fleas lived mostly on black rats (pictured).

Diana lived mostly on port and Stilton from Harrods.