Sentence examples for make them mostly from inspiring English sources

But the best is Dillon, whose cop may or may not be compromised and who uses that laconic cynicism of his to take the really ridiculous scenes he's handed and make them mostly believable.

And the companies that make them — mostly based in China — have little incentive to make them more secure because of a lack of regulation forcing them to do so.

Yet those sugars are locked up in a form that makes them mostly useless to anything but grazing cows and termites.

In a recent CBS News-New York Times poll, 60percentt of Republican primary voters said the campaign has made them mostly embarrassed for the party rather than mostly proud.

Matthew Nemerson, a former president of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce, said the best neighborhoods in New Haven, like East Rock, had experienced tremendous increases in real estate prices over the last decade, making them mostly unaffordable to newly middle-class families.

Services for state parks stopped, including roads, making them mostly accessible only by foot, and causing a number of problems.

I made them mostly for myself during my first years with a small baby, because I couldn't relate to the depictions of motherhood available to me.

But 37percentt of blacks, compared to 17percentt of whites, say police in their community make them feel mostly anxious instead of safe.

And keep it light: if you're going to have more than three dishes, make them vegetarian (or mostly vegetarian), because they are lighter and easier to digest.

That makes them suitable mostly for storing data rather than for system information.

Stop making them eat MOSTLY fondant, by wrapping a golfball-sized ball of cake and OTHER FROSTING with it.