Sentence examples for made mostly in from inspiring English sources
Giustra's wealth was made mostly in mining.
Tells about successive stages of the journey, made mostly in trucks and commercial vehicles.
Green Mama, though made mostly in foreign factories, plays on that nostalgia.
(Mr. Valdés worked with Cole on "Cole Español," the Spanish-language album Cole recorded, made mostly in Havana in 1958).
The refunds will be for tax payments from 1976 through 1990 and were related to sales made mostly in Texas.
The Boetti maps, made mostly in the 1970s and '80s, fill in each country with as much of its flag as fits within its frontiers.
But, just like bourbon, it is made mostly from corn and aged in new charred-oak barrels.
Footwear even older than the leather shoe includes examples found in Missouri and Oregon, made mostly from plant fibers.
John Friedman, a lawyer who lived in Greenwich Village, fell in love with Hudson and went from making mostly telecom deals in Manhattan to making mostly agriculture deals in the Hudson Valley.
More than 80 percent of the active ingredients for drugs sold in the United States are made abroad — mostly in plants in China and India that are rarely inspected by the F.D.A. Half of all medical devices sold in the United States are made abroad.
More than 80 percent of the active ingredients for drugs sold in the United States are made abroad, mostly in a shadowy network of facilities in China and India that are rarely visited by government inspectors, who sometimes cannot even find the plants.
