Sentence examples for most part done from inspiring English sources

Price indices for vintage wine, fine art, rare stamps, precious coins and even classic guitars and violins have for the most part done well, too.

Because, for thousands of years, "work" was for the most part done at home, whether you were a doctor, or a lawyer, or a carpenter, or a shoemaker.

Being Jewish, Siodmak emigrated when Hitler took power, and when he started working for the studios he did things the way they were for the most part done: he filmed on sound stages.

But although campaign spending and tactics have repeatedly helped Mr. Romney put down insurgent threats this year — and could do so again in Michigan — several supporters said in interviews that the campaign machine had for the most part done what it could, and that closing the deal with Republican voters rested squarely with Mr. Romney, starting with the debate on Wednesday evening in Arizona.

The official and others said that in addition to policing the protests — which the Afghan security forces have, for the most part, done well — the Afghan government needed to do a better job of vetting its soldiers and police officers to help stem attacks on alliance troops by Afghans.

Yet, at the same time, today's independent filmmakers, working on ultra-low budgets, have, for the most part, done almost entirely without the support of the industry (although some of their eminences, such as Greta Gerwig and the Duplass brothers, have found their way in).

"Parenthood," for the most part, did not.

Players for the most part don't care about integrity.

Nor, for the most part, do the women dance much.

Guineans, for the most part, do not care.

New Yorkers, for the most part, don't like Mike.