Sentence examples for mostly as usual from inspiring English sources

And even after the Soviet invasion, in the cities that were controlled by the government, things continued mostly as usual.

So while passengers are being allowed to check luggage mostly as usual, the ban on carry-on bags and liquids is expected to keep business travelers from getting any serious work done for weeks.

The colors are mostly primaries, as usual.

There are a couple of women onboard in "Fracture," though as usual they're mostly around to look good and play (almost) dead.

Mostly they sit in the back, watching business as usual.

Inauguration Day, though, will be mostly business as usual.

A1 A general strike called by Cuban exiles was widely observed in Little Havana, but elsewhere in Miami it was mostly business as usual.

But on Tuesday, it was mostly business as usual at the seaport, which bills itself as the 26th most visited tourist attraction in the world — tied with the Great Wall of China, by one magazine's measure.

It was mostly business as usual among wide releases, with Moana in first with $18.8m, followed by the Jennifer Aniston comedy Office Christmas Party, which debuted to $17.5m in a quiet moment before Rogue One: A Star Wars Story opens next weekend.

As fighting raged in Afghanistan, for instance, in the skies above it was mostly business as usual for the world's airlines.Sometimes a no-fly zone is declared, as in the case of Libya (or previously in Iraq, for a time).

But it's mostly business as usual, as the startup continues its mission of trying to build on what was started with the online forum, but never really improved since.