Sentence examples for mostly a lot of from inspiring English sources

A football game, even for an ordinary player, is mostly a lot of waiting around.

"It involved mostly a lot of hard work," Mr. Henneman said.

Leaving mostly a lot of memories of dealing with fan mail.

Third, an ABC documentary team visited Foxconn's factories and found mostly a lot of perfectly natural boredom, rather than dangerous working conditions per se.

Mostly a lot of nervous laughter and untoward comments.

Mostly a lot of chains, bats, and knives.

It was the same punters you'd stand next to in line for writers festival session in which a literary novelist talks to Kim Hill: mostly white, mostly older, a lot of tote bags.

"What we find mostly is a lot of bones," Manuela said.

They have mostly lost a lot of their simple fighters, but not their top men".

The nightstand was covered with pill bottles: mostly painkillers, a lot of opioids.

It mostly gets a lot of weight by comparison, since the tracking surveys are a mediocre group on the whole.