Sentence examples for mostly a collection of from inspiring English sources

Each group sniffed out the other, taking in numbers, collective stature and most important, sneakers (mostly a collection of Adidas and New Balance).

It's mostly a collection of quaint small towns and family-owned vineyards.

But the book is mostly a collection of 185 recipes with tips for cooking and serving.

The answer is laudably, if also a bit laughably, straightforward: "Alphabet is mostly a collection of companies.

Mostly a collection of scattered vignettes, Cameraperson differentiates itself from other grand "this is what the world is like" collages.

The Charlotte Bobcats -- Michael Jordan's Charlotte Bobcats -- are mostly a collection of malcontents, castoffs and also-rans.

The 130-plus prints in it are mostly from a collection of nearly 2,000 Kuniyoshi prints amassed by Arthur R. Miller, a lawyer and legal scholar who teaches at the New York University School of Law.

(She had done a similar set for Christoph Marthaler's "Nozze di Figaro" earlier in the festival, a production seen by the press mostly as a collection of gags, but which to others seemed a wonderful blend of visceral humor, dangerous anger and overt sexuality, all of which are right there in the score).

Perceval publishes art books mostly, including a collection of collages by the punk rocker Exene Cervenka, who used to be married to Mr. Mortensen and is the mother of his college-age son, but there are also novels; poetry anthologies, including a couple in Spanish; and some lefty political books.

It ended up mostly being a collection of multiple crime syndicates in Russia, Eastern Europe and, to a lesser extent, Southeast Asia.

Mahler used the orchestra mostly as a collection of soloists, and that too implies a life force.